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バカップル (bakappuru) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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A lovey-dovey couple was all over each other in the park, and it was a bit off-putting.
That sickeningly sweet couple won't even let go of each other's hands in the classroom.
Related words カップル Neutral term for a couple; バカップル adds a negative, mocking nuance implying excessive public displays of affection.
イチャイチャ Onomatopoeic adverb for flirting or being lovey-dovey; often used to describe the behavior of a バカップル.
Written forms バカップル Usage 84%
Standard katakana spelling; the word is a blend of ばか (fool) and カップル (couple).
馬ば 鹿か ップル Usage 16%
search-only kanji form
Search-only kanji form using 馬鹿 for ばか; rarely used in practice.
Etymology Blend of ばか (fool, idiot) and カップル (couple). The term likely originated in casual, often online, Japanese to mock couples who are oblivious to their surroundings due to excessive public affection.
