Meaning
A strong Jamaican swear word — an expletive of anger or disgust, and a harsh insult when thrown at a person. It combines 'kaka' (faeces) with 'claat' (cloth/rag), part of the same family of taboo 'claat' curses as bloodclaat and raasclaat. Documented for comprehension only; deeply offensive.
Examples
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As an exclamation it voices strong anger or disgust.
As an exclamation it voices strong anger or disgust.
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Aimed at a person, it is a harsh insult.
Aimed at a person, it is a harsh insult.
Origin
A compound of 'kaka' (faeces) and 'claat' (cloth/rag); one of the taboo 'claat' curse family. See [[claat]].
How it’s used
Documentation only, not endorsement. A strong curse/insult; never appropriate in polite settings. Compare 'bloodclaat', 'raasclaat', 'claat'.