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keikaku

keikaku noun: a plan, particularly a devious or complicated one.

Noun

keikaku (plural keikakus or keikaku)

  1. (humorous, slang) A plan, particularly a devious or complicated one.
    • "Marie, I broke out of HELL to see my keikaku through. You think this pit can hold me?"2019, Dalton O'Dell, Let's Make a Comic!, Lulu Press, →ISBN
    • Let's address some of the most standout keikakus of the show in the eyes of the fans that were either too clever or just the opposite.2020 May 7, Izza Tipu, “Death Note: The 5 Smartest & 5 Dumbest Keikakus In The Franchise”, in CBR

Forms of keikaku

pluralkeikakus
pluralkeikaku

Origin of keikaku

Borrowed from Japanese 計画 (keikaku, “plan”), in reference to a meme parodying overly literal fansubs in which a line from Death Note is rendered as "Just according to keikaku. (Translator's note: keikaku means plan)".

Questions about keikaku

What does keikaku mean?
Keikaku means a plan, particularly a devious or complicated one.
What part of speech is keikaku?
Keikaku is a noun.
What is the plural of keikaku?
The plural of keikaku is keikakus.

Words near keikaku in the dictionary

  1. Keightley
  2. Keigo
  3. Keiji
  4. Keijo
  5. Keijō
  6. keikaku
  7. keiki
  8. keikis
  9. Keiko
  10. keikogi
  11. keikogis

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