kwner
"Man, I took my dog to the kwner, paid that nigger hundred-and-fitty dollars to shove his finger up my dogs ass"
kwner by Gman's Case April 28, 2008
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kwned
kwned is a rarely used edition of the word owned and pwned.
In certain first person shooter games (namely Counter-Strike), players are equipped with a primary weapon, a secondary weapon, and a melee attack. In Counter-Strike (CS hence forth) players are given a knife. To "kwn" a person would be to own them with the knife.
Note that the K indeed stands for knife, and to use it in the context of being hit (such as in Halo) would be incorrect.
In certain first person shooter games (namely Counter-Strike), players are equipped with a primary weapon, a secondary weapon, and a melee attack. In Counter-Strike (CS hence forth) players are given a knife. To "kwn" a person would be to own them with the knife.
Note that the K indeed stands for knife, and to use it in the context of being hit (such as in Halo) would be incorrect.
kwned by FatManMGS2 December 30, 2006
Kinereth
the most loving girl u will ever meet she is rlly nice and pretty although she is taken and most guys like her. she makes everyone feel like they r a art of the group and nobody feels left out with her. she is so pretty and skinny and a great person to talk to.
Kinereth by itsdaissssy January 4, 2018
kenergy
1: The unique blend of characteristics embodied by the Ken doll from the Barbie franchise, marked by a willingness to take on a supportive role, an embrace of one's feminine side, and a nonchalant acceptance of being an accessory in someone else's world.
2: The ability to challenge gender stereotypes by demonstrating that it's not un-masculine for a man to let a woman take center stage or to embrace his feminine side.
3: A state of being that encourages the breaking of traditional gender roles, promoting the idea that it's okay to be the "side-kick" and not always the hero.
2: The ability to challenge gender stereotypes by demonstrating that it's not un-masculine for a man to let a woman take center stage or to embrace his feminine side.
3: A state of being that encourages the breaking of traditional gender roles, promoting the idea that it's okay to be the "side-kick" and not always the hero.