knob
term used to describe an annoying person. reanalyzation of a known word with no apparent link to the original meaning Derogatory name for someone, usually implies some annoying aspect of More…
Knobgoblin
One who enjoys giving fellatio Insults tend to become made up on a whim, which is what likely happened with this word. There are two ways to think of how this word got formed with its More…
Knowitall
(blending-slang) One who behaves in such a way as to present themselves as having knowledge, more specifically the correct knowledge, about all things. Etymology : blending of the words More…
knuck
To fight or confront. Apparently in this context, this phrase means a challenge. Knuck is short for knuckle up or rather, get ready to fight. It is a form of metonymy, referring to the More…
Knuckle
To go to the 4N knuckle (a balcony area of Jones College) for the purpose of smoking =This is a word coined by the Jones freshmen this year. The knuckles of Jones College are the outdoor More…
Koala hug
(of Koala (n.) and hug (v.)) to give someone a hug that involves wrapping both arms and legs around the person. This is a metaphor that describes a type of hug that people give each other More…
Koankidank
A coincidence. Koankidank is simply a different pronunciation of the word coincidence. Basically, the speaker converted all the fricative c sounds into hard c sounds along with the short i More…
kobe
(verb) To make a [difficult] shot, usually in a game related to basketball. Many know Kobe Bryant as a leading player in American basketball, and his name has since become synonymous with More…
Kobe
Exclamation made when a feat of athleticism is performed. Especially the feat is a precise throw of a small object into a target. Frequently exclaimed when throwing a piece of garbage into More…
Kobesexual
(Eponym) Describes the sexual orientation of a person, specifically a Californian, who is a hardcore fan of the legendary basketball player Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers. =Kobe More…
koboko
A long flexible whip made of cow skin or horse tail The word “koboko” was originally used by the Hausas and Fulani of Northern Nigeria to describe a horse whip or a highly More…
Konglish
A blend of Korean and English in a word or an expression. A short way to say "a mixture of Korean and English" =Yeah, I'm speaking in Konglish. Etymology : blend of Ko(rean) + (E)nglish More…
kool
(Creative Respelling) Really interesting, awesome; an exclamation of excitement; cool =The word kool is used in the same context as “cool,” but was formed both for fun and to “personalize” More…
koolaiding
relaxing; kicking back and enjoying yourself; not worrying about anything =Term replacing the slang word of 'chillin' Etymology : From the brand name drink of Koolaid + More…
Kosher
(widening) Originally referring to the types of food allowed to be consumed according to Jewish dietary law. Shifted in meaning to generalize to anything that is “right”, “correct”, More…
kpop
A word describing something of Korean pop culture; most often used referring to Korean pop music. =A word that has been clipped meaning from Korean pop. Though Kpop can be used to describe More…
kresman
A mentally challenged person Kresman is a word used to describe an unkempt, crazy man who usually lives on the street. The blending just like “katakata” is probably a result of More…
Krogert
Yogurt purchased from Kroger =The word died almost as soon as it was created, as the group of people who created it shopped at HEB far more often than at Kroger. Its ephemeral existence More…