Kremlin Dusk

A song by Utada, probably the most popular song on her 2004 album EXODUS. Heavily influenced by literature, mainly Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Raven, lasting at 5:14.

A: "What's your favorite song on EXODUS?"
B: "Kremlin Dusk"

by Jeimii October 3, 2010

Kremlin’s Law

Originating from iFunny user “TheKremlin” Kremlin’s Law can be enacted if faced with defeat in an online argument. If the loser responds with “ur mom suck me good and hard through my jorts” they automatically win the argument in question.

“They was having a fight and this nigga hit em with Kremlin’s Law”

by big busty bugs bunny November 5, 2021

Kremlin bot

Every ukrainain supporters response to a russian saying anything good about russia. This response is quite common on sites like youtube. The response is more common when one is at the side with russia in the russo-ukrainan war. Nevertheless, this is a weak response. Both sides spread propaganda and can never prove that the russian supporter is a kremlin bot

A comment about 2022 russian V-day on youtube:
Glory to russia!

Angry ukrainian supporter:
kremlin bot

by HellInferno August 26, 2022

Kremlin Sellout

An individual who betrays his/her own country by selling it out to Putin and the Kremlin

Plural: Kremlin Sellouts

Marjorie Taylor Greene is a Kremlin Sellout. She should be deported for Treason against the United States of America

by Porg009 November 20, 2022

Kremlin on the Charles

A common nickname for Harvard University, alluding to its highly liberal environment

A: Where did that SJW go to college?
B: Where do you think? The Kremlin on the Charles, obviously.

by etymologynerd August 10, 2019

Lipstick Kremlin

A really hot chick passing out flyers about socialism

I got stopped on the street by a lipstick kremlin dude! I asked her on a date, but she said she was married to Stalin.

by TheGreatestBigMackEver August 18, 2009

Kremlin effect

the continuous and mysterious way things go wrong when the Kremlin is around

The futures had no delta effect...thus the Kremlin effect.

by Slattery October 3, 2007