No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
Knights of the old republic
Korean Popular Music
knocked the f**k out
ok, thank you, goodbye
Keep Up The good Work
Kiss where the sun don't shine
kiss your f**king ass goodbye
keep your fingers crossed
keep your knickers on
keep your mouth shut
This page explains what the abbreviation "kthx" means. The definition, example, and related terms listed above have been manually compiled and written by the Slang.net team.
Those who are getting mushy use KB to mean "kiss back." This acronym's most commonly sent in response toKorXOXO, to return your affections.
The term is used similarly to theyasssterm, which is another way to say "yes" but in a more excited and fun way. You most likely will only ever see the term in a text message or on a social site or chatroom since it sounds the same as the correct spelling of "queen."
Kaylas are gorgeous, funny, kinda smart and nice to most lol. But they are often very hard to get and stubborn.
bow down rn to kiyotaka Ishimaru 😟
Being of a plagaristic nature. To claim authorship (especially Copyright) of a work. Particularly applicable to a person who refutes the claim of plagarism in the face of undeniable evidence.
A Kashish is a very beautiful, nice and did I say beautiful girl. Every guy wants to know a Kashish becuase she is the best person to be around with. She doesn’t make conversations akward and so many people have a crush on her. She has a really great body and her hair is the most gorgeous feature. She’s really into tall guys so if your a short guy grow taller. Her name literlly means attraction and she attracts all the guys.
The state or quality of possessing cuteness, derived from the Japanese word "kawaii" with an English suffix awkwardly stapled on. This is what anime fans say when "cute" feels too pedestrian and they need to let everyone know they watch subtitled content. Bonus points if your heart goes "doki-doki" while using it unironically.
Slang for something that's not just huge, but comically, absurdly larger than huge—when regular superlatives just won't cut it. It's the linguistic equivalent of adding 'mega' or 'ultra' to everything because apparently 'enormous' has lost all meaning. Perfect for when you need to sound like you're describing things in a cartoon.
A name meaning "loved by everyone," derived from "kuen" (everyone) and "ga" (love). It's basically the nominative determinism jackpot—imagine going through life with a name that literally sets the expectation that you'll be universally adored.
Your kill-to-death ratio in video games, particularly Call of Duty—essentially a numerical representation of whether you're a gaming god or cannon fodder. This stat determines your right to talk trash in lobbies and your likelihood of being rage-quit on. Anything above 1.0 means you're at least killing more than you're dying, which is the bare minimum for bragging rights.
A digital tough guy who starts fights over social media, DMs, and comment sections but would absolutely fold like a lawn chair in any real-life confrontation. They're brave behind the backlit safety of their screen but allergic to actual face-to-face conflict.
Demented, pretentious bint who suffers from a motoneuronal disease which causes her to leap about like an insane pogo-stick. She cannot pronounce her "R's" properly, and 'sings' like a cat having a rusty nail rammed through its testicles. Could be Mick Hucknall is drag.
An alcoholic beverage made with a 25-cent King Kullen brand canned soda and a flavored vodka -- ie: chocolate flavored vodka and King Kullen cream soda