kahunas
n.pl.— «You must be thinking of the girls. Those of use with BIG KAHUNAS spent yesterday evening grooming the driveway for mini bike riding. Yep, six inches of hardpack and 5 foot walls on four sides make a great mini oval.» —“Re: ROTFL on a _BIKE_! (Now: how cold can ya go” Usenet: rec.motorcycles Jan. 19, 1994. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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