The enthusiastic advertising for "Kewn's World" placed (usually contravening some rule or law) at amusing and or highly visible or dangerous locations by a member of the Kewn Urban Militia for the purposes of propaganda and or roffles.
1. The Story Bridge in Brisbane, Australia fell victim to Kewnage.
2. With the increase in Kewnage on hash Brisbane, the natives were growing restless and the tithes were being levied again.
2. With the increase in Kewnage on hash Brisbane, the natives were growing restless and the tithes were being levied again.
by azure March 28, 2003
by Azure September 08, 2004
Something so large that a standard English word cannot accurately communicate the size and scope, therefore the speaker must resort to the use of a combination of several words to describe the object. Used mostly to describe ideas and inanimate objects.
by Azure February 10, 2005
by Azure September 10, 2004