bukkake
American
[boo-kah-kee, -kak-ee]
/ buˈkɑ ki, -ˈkæk i /
noun
bukkake
British
/ ˌbuːˈkækɪ /
noun
Etymology
Origin of bukkake
First recorded in 1985–90; from Japanese: “big splash,” from bukkakeru “to splash (water),” equivalent to butsu “to hit” + kakeru “to pour”
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