K-MART EXPRESS
Vulgar. Nicely put, a cheap tart. =All his girlfriends is K-Mart Express. Etymology : derived from the notion that K-Mart sells cheap goods, and express meaning quick. =Interview on More…
Ka-ching
Used to express satisfaction at the [monetary] benefit(s) of an action. This word is onomatopoeic as it sounds like a cash register being opened, indicating the financial benefit of an More…
Kablaam
Able to take on multiple meanings depending on context, but most often following the general definition of: what’s up; the modern equivalent for ‘whoop there it is’ This More…
kabloom
The name of a floral shop in The Woodlands, Texas; also possibly an explosion of flora. Kabloom is most likely the blending and clipping of the words kaboom and bloom. The word Kabloom is More…
Kabuki
A type of theater particular to the Japanese culture. =referenced frequently as "kabuki theater" Etymology : Coined in 1899, the word can be parsed as usual—the morphemes this More…
kack
To kill. Presumed reason for coinage "Kack" is ordinarily used in a flippant or irreverent manner that downplays the seriousness of the death. This context seems to support that hypothesis. More…
Kaffufle
Definition: term used to describe a conflict or a feud going on between people. Kaffufle Origin: I heard this word on the 23rd of November 2005 on the television show More…
Kapoop
the act of being broken slang clever way of combining kaput and pooped out =The plane went kapoop. Etymology : blending and clipping of: kaput + poop =a girl at Rice University
Kapwing
The sound of a bullet bouncing off armor plating. The sound ‘kapwing’ is similar to the sound a bullet makes as it reflects off a medium such as armor plating. Because the More…
katakata
Confusion or chaos Katakata is derived from the word “scatter” in the English language and it maintains a similar connotation. It doesn’t exactly mean to scatter, but More…
Kawaii
Very adorable and cute. "Kawaii" tends to be used for exceedingly cute things like puppies or adorable animated characters. The writer sought to incorporate a part of Japanese culture and More…
kayes
derived from the scorer’s abbreviation ‘K’ meaning strikeout. Means to strike out in the game of baseball. Also spelled as K’s. In baseball the letter More…
Kayjay
Someone who puts an end to all happiness The abbreviation of kill-joy to kayjay might have been made in order to keep the meaning more obscure to other listeners of the conversation. This More…
kdope
(slang; (verbally: clipping and compounding)) extremely cool (as in slang), great =The term is used as a new way to describe an object or situation as extremely cool, or literally a More…
keel
Slang for "to die." Presumed reason for coinage Shortened version of "to keel over." Notes "To keel over" is an irreverent, joking way to describe dying – it has the potential to be More…
Keen Bean
An eager or interested person. This term is very similar to the American term ‘eager beaver.’ The choice of ‘bean’ was most likely dictated by the fact that it More…
keeping it one hundred
to tell the honest truth; being frank to yourself and your peers; being who are you are no matter what =Replacement for 'keeping it real' Etymology : Derivation of More…
kegerator
Device used to keep large drink containers (“kegs”) cold. Speaker wanted to use a colorful word to describe an object he needed. This term also is well-known among the drinking More…
Kegerator
A system that cools a keg, while being able to dispense beverages from it. The kegerator is in itself, its own system that generally has a tap with a handle, and keeps the keg itself More…
Kegerator (2)
A system that cools a keg, while being able to dispense beverages from it. The kegerator is in itself, its own system that generally has a tap with a handle, and keeps the keg itself More…