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hakky
What does hakky mean?
Filthy. Caked in muck. Used for hands, kitchens, kids, pub toilets, anything that needs a proper scrub. Geordie staple — stronger than 'mucky', softer than outright disgust.
"Wash yer hands, man, they're hakky."
Frequently asked questions
What does hakky mean?
Hakky is Geordie for filthy, manky, or properly dirty.
How do you use hakky in a sentence?
You might say, "Your trainers are absolutely hakky," about really dirty shoes.
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