is when someone says or does something not okay pertaining to the way of someones personal affiliations and beliefs and therefore that person results in negative kudos by set person. Therefore the person with negative kudos has to subject to the kudo obtainee to whatever punishment they may give.
If Bob gave you negative kudos for saying something unintelligiable then you would have to do what he says. Say for instance if he gave you negative kudos then he could say that you have to sing karoke or arm wrestle him. Then you would have to do set action requested.
by Woman on top of the world December 26, 2009
The act of taking another person's deserved props or "Kudos"; Taking another persons opportunity to receive Kudos
bob: yesterday I bought Debra a birthday card and left it in her mailbox.
Ted: I told her it was from me......
bob: Kudo infringement!
Ted: I told her it was from me......
bob: Kudo infringement!
by jjjduce December 13, 2009
Boy 1: I worked a full week this week.
Boy that doesn’t like Boy 1: Oh Kudos to You bro. (Sarcastic as f***
Boy that doesn’t like Boy 1: Oh Kudos to You bro. (Sarcastic as f***
by ddogggg1301 September 6, 2021
by e.2772 September 18, 2015
An exteremly painful strike. In which the person kudoing sticks their hand flat out and strikes left to right or up to down. One blow from this dangerous but rare move may leave one paralized or even dead.
by MOTson September 5, 2008
Kudo shinichi is the best detective ever. HE HAS HOT GIRLFRIEND NAMED MOURI RAN. And he is better than swin. His mom is hot too. But that doesn't matter bcs Goal is a hole oh no i made a mistake
Pls correct it, it's
*Where there is a hole there is a goal*
Pls correct it, it's
*Where there is a hole there is a goal*
For example:
Wow what a great detective, he looks like he can beat even kudo shinichi (actually he can't)
Wow what a great detective, he looks like he can beat even kudo shinichi (actually he can't)
by Kudo Shinichi1412 April 29, 2022
When you finish something big at work that gets recognized by the top brass you're not recognized for doing the work. Your boss's boss is given the full amount of kudos and they in turn give a reduced amount of kudos to your immediate boss. By the time you get recognized there are only one or two kudos left.
"Jack suffered the full loss of the kudo trickle down theory after slaving on that project for six months. He got the last remaining kudo left. What a shame."
"Stacy only got a pat on the back from the remains of the kudo trickle down theory. All that work for one kudo."
"Stacy only got a pat on the back from the remains of the kudo trickle down theory. All that work for one kudo."
by MR WOLF September 2, 2007