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…
Kegoff
Contest in which participants compete in teams to see which can finish a keg of beer in the least amount of time apparent meaning:contest in which teams compete to see which can finish a More…
Kegorator
A beer tap that keep the beer refrigerated at a delicious 35 degrees While I have heard this one many times at my time at Rice, the most recent one was when I went to the Sid Richardson More…
kegstand
Drinking from the tap of a keg while being held upside down. [Compound keg + stand.] This word is the reaction to a drinking activity that previously had no word to describe it. One could More…
Kegstand
The activity of being held upside down on top of a beer keg, and drinking from the tap through a tube. Blends the activities of drinking from a beer keg and standing upside down. Due to the More…
Kerbal
(Novel Creation) When used as an adjective, kerbal describes the problem solving method which involves little to no tact and involves haphazardly adding or removing components until the More…
kerjillion
A very large number. I suspect the use of kerji is because it rhymes with and sounds similar to the word jillion and gadzillion, which are both words with the same meaning. It might be More…
kerploded
exploded =Likely uses sound symbolism to suggest an explosion. Might be a blend with kaboom and exploded, or ker might be a novel creation that is blended with exploded. Was probably More…
kerry
The act of suspending all car for the future or survival in attempts to harass someone who has mildly spited you. Commonly triggered by frustration. ="to kerry" or "to pull More…
Keth
(loanword from Bengali) Describes something that is gaudy, showy, and/or tacky.People of Bengali descent who are fluent in both of these languages often translate Keth from Bengali to More…
Kevork
To put an end to life It was used as a metaphorical way of saying to kill. =Chill out, I don’t want you to Kevork me. Etymology : Kevork. Clipping of 'Dr. Kevorkian' =A friend
Kevork
To kill someone, especially for a medical professional to kill a patient. Apparent meaning: To kill someone, especially used to refer to the death of a patient due to a medical More…
kewl
used to express please about something, cool, awesome =Derivation of the word 'cool'. Simply created by teenagers who wanted to make the word a little different, a little more More…
key
To unlock the elevators at Sid Richardson College. Sid Richardson College at Rice University has two main elevators that are locked. Whenever a student forgets his or her personal key, he More…
Key-angel
one who helps those who get locked out with a set of extra keys. apparent meaning: a person who helps you when you forget your keys reason used: I had only lived with my roommate for a More…
Keys
(Eggcorn) Slang for kilos of cocaine =Though the term is technically supposed to be spelled “kis” because it was originally a clipping of kilos, people started to spell it “keys” because More…
keyshawning
not allowing an athlete under contract to continue playing, therefore they are still being paid for not playing The term actually derived in 2003, when the head coach for the Keyshawn More…
Keysmash
(To hit a keyboard with some degree of randomness as a means to communicate overwhelming emotion via typed or texted format. The action that yields a keysmash (n.).) Random hitting of keys More…