9 definitions by Khoo
Word invented by Timothy Khoo.
First written in an english essay, used as a replacement of another word.
Original grammar rules concerning the use of 'meks' were abolished in June 2003. Currently 'meks' and its 1337 derivation, 'mex0r' is used on the intenet as well as in basic conversation.
A suffix such as -ly, -y, -ing, -ed etc. can be used to better clarify the meaning of 'meks' in a sentence where there are multiple meanings for 'meks.'
'meks' should NOT be overused. 'meks' should be used only when it is plausible to be understood by all parties involved/
First written in an english essay, used as a replacement of another word.
Original grammar rules concerning the use of 'meks' were abolished in June 2003. Currently 'meks' and its 1337 derivation, 'mex0r' is used on the intenet as well as in basic conversation.
A suffix such as -ly, -y, -ing, -ed etc. can be used to better clarify the meaning of 'meks' in a sentence where there are multiple meanings for 'meks.'
'meks' should NOT be overused. 'meks' should be used only when it is plausible to be understood by all parties involved/
: How are you?
: i am quite meksy.
:Haha!1 you got meksed!
:What's the probability of that horse winning the race?
:1 in meks.
:ahhh... quite meksy. i think i will meks on it.
:meks you can meks meksy i meksly meksed.
^- inappropriate use of meks -^
: i am quite meksy.
:Haha!1 you got meksed!
:What's the probability of that horse winning the race?
:1 in meks.
:ahhh... quite meksy. i think i will meks on it.
:meks you can meks meksy i meksly meksed.
^- inappropriate use of meks -^
by Khoo September 14, 2003
Ship Of The Line
Unboubtedly the best ship in the 2004 release of Pirates! by Sid Meier.
Very rare and hard to find.
Unboubtedly the best ship in the 2004 release of Pirates! by Sid Meier.
Very rare and hard to find.
by Khoo March 28, 2005
by Khoo January 24, 2012
meaning "exactly",- used by drunkards who cannot speak nor type properly.
First used in the english translation of 'Asterix and the Laurel Wreath.'
First used in the english translation of 'Asterix and the Laurel Wreath.'
by Khoo March 20, 2005
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