Kasposterous

The internet's bad hair day.

Man my browser is having a Kasposterous day today.

by notarealperson52 February 23, 2010

Kasparisim

is related to someone who is funny and behaves in a critical and sarcastic way.
This person seems to be good-hearted and usually waits for magical things to happen in his/her life.

This person is usually orignally from Austria, Vienna.

OMG, you are again in your Kasparisim mood. I hope things get better for you.
This is pure Kasparisim. Just relax and focus on the main issue.

by luckyluk2525 June 17, 2016

klaproth

A klaproth is somebody that is drastically obese and still wear crop tops

Wow show is a klaproth and she thinks she's skinny

by Kaine jdjsjsk March 12, 2017

klapper

It is used to describe someone that is super outgoing with BIG DICK ENERGY. A Klapper is usually a nice person that everyone likes and he is a very nice guy. He is very funny, has light brown hair and greenish blueish eyes. Everyone wants to have a Klapper as a friend.

Guy: Hey gurl let me help you with that HEAVY box.
Gurl: Wow your name must definetly be Klapper, because you are the man of my dreams. PLEASE MARRY ME.

by Timmy_turn_yourworldupsidedown September 18, 2018

klanpappy

A deeply racist White privileged uneducated turd who fails to pass these traits onto his kids but instead ironically becomes a grandparent to a mixed child because his daughter got knocked up by a brother

After learning that he was to become a klanpappy, “Billy boy” became ever so worried what his peers at the church would think of him.

by meqanick September 24, 2020

Kasperl

A Person who answers a question with a question. Kind of dumb person and kind of a jerk. That's the person you really wanna punch in the face. Kind of stupid too.

Person 1: Yo Efe what's the answer to number 5.
Person 2: I just sent a photo to the groupchat.
Person 1: Shut the hell up Kasperl and give me the answer.

by yarir March 3, 2023

Kasprzak

Last name of many Polish immigrants who came to America in the early 1800's. Pronounced by Americans as Casper-zack. Pronounced by the Polish as Ka-zper-shok. It's believed to come from the ancestors of the magi Caspar.

"Aleksander Kasprzak went fishing"

by mrs. kasprzak February 11, 2009