Richard in Japanese
Richard in Japanese is リチャード — Richard means vulgar slang for a piece of solid human waste.
Richard in Japanese
リチャード
Pronounced: richādo
(rare, _, compared to given name) A surname originating as a patronymic.
What does "Richard" mean?
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noun Vulgar slang for a piece of solid human waste.
"He made an excuse to leave the meeting and go drop a richard."
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- He made an excuse to leave the meeting and go drop a richard.
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What is "Richard" in Japanese?
"Richard" in Japanese is リチャード. Richard means: Vulgar slang for a piece of solid human waste.
How do you pronounce リチャード?
"Richard" in Japanese is リチャード, pronounced "richādo".
How do you use "Richard" in a sentence?
Example: "He made an excuse to leave the meeting and go drop a richard." In Japanese, "Richard" is リチャード.
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