Slang for payment due when being treated to somebody else's Ketamine batch.. Usually in Greek the expectation is that of a sexual favour in the 'A' level so that's Kolos for Ketamine.
by dimis.ef August 10, 2008
by Kristie1989066 October 2, 2006
Dominican slang Web abbreviature equivalent to "wassup". Contraction from "qué es lo que pasa" (literally "what's it that happens" -> "what's happening").
Pronnounced "Qué lo qué".
Pronnounced "Qué lo qué".
by Individuo February 1, 2007
Sentence someone say when they don't know what to say or they don't give a fuck bout someone's opinion or saying
by Mika Rafa Tidur September 6, 2021
Person 1: "Yo, do you know that 2*2 =4 and 2+2= 4."
Person 2: "(x+y)^{n}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{n-k}y^{k}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{k}y^{n-k}."
Person 2: "(x+y)^{n}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{n-k}y^{k}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{k}y^{n-k}."
by Lurlei139See December 4, 2018
A Danish translation from the root word 'renobhobgoblin'.
1) When a door is unable to be opened due to mechanical failure (broken door knob), you have to re(k)nob the door.
2) A physical anomoly that happens when a male reproductive organ deflates or becomes flacid, very rapidly. Usually from fright, fear, unwanted touching from another male, or very strong, unpleasant vaginal odor. The opposite action of a p'fong.
1) When a door is unable to be opened due to mechanical failure (broken door knob), you have to re(k)nob the door.
2) A physical anomoly that happens when a male reproductive organ deflates or becomes flacid, very rapidly. Usually from fright, fear, unwanted touching from another male, or very strong, unpleasant vaginal odor. The opposite action of a p'fong.
1) "Damn, the door won't open. I will need to renob it."
2) "I just saw your gramma's tain't when she bent over to pick up her purse. I have renob now"
re(k)nob-(the k is silent) and/or renob
2) "I just saw your gramma's tain't when she bent over to pick up her purse. I have renob now"
re(k)nob-(the k is silent) and/or renob
by handyfella February 4, 2010