"Puku" is a Māori term widely used in New Zealand English to refer to the belly, stomach, or abdomen. It is often used informally to describe a person's stomach, sometimes implying it is large or full, and can represent the center of energy and emotion.
Kobus vardonii , commonly refered to as puku, are primarily found south of the Equator between 0 and 20 degrees and between 20 and 40 degrees east of the Prime Meridian. Recent research described puku as being found in Angola, Botswana, Katanga, Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia.
That expression is sometimes used as a compliment for an elegant and refined gentleman, but it can also imply that someone is overbearing and pretentious. These days, "pukka" is also used as a British slang word meaning "excellent" or "cool."
The puku is sandy brown in colour, with the underbelly a slightly lighter brown. The coat is rougher than that of the similar-sized southern reedbuck, lechwe or impala, or the smaller oribi. Males have horns which are ridge-structured, 50 cm (20 in) long, and lyre-shaped.
In Quechua, the language of my Peruvian ancestors from the Andes Mountains, puku puku is the name of a bird that sings early in the morning to wake up farmers so that they don't miss the beauty of the sunrise.
You'll also need to try and target your FUPA with abdominal exercises. Scissor kicks, high knees, reverse crunches, bicycle crunches, and mountain climbers can all help.
Why is lower belly fat so hard to lose for females?
Finally, lower belly fat is largely visceral fat, which is harder to burn than subcutaneous fat (we'll discuss visceral fat more later). For these reasons and more, lower belly fat can be challenging to shed; but thankfully, we have some solutions!
In essence, 'JP' stands for 'just playing. ' It's often used to clarify that something said previously was not serious or should be taken lightly. For instance, if someone jokes about their crush liking them back and follows up with a text saying 'JP,' they're signaling that they were just teasing.
