Wela-kapela

A Cape Tonian colloquial phrase used to tease or boast in a somewhat malicious manner, similar to In your face, often used by children on the school playground

Warren: "I have chokers and survivors (peanut butter and jam) for lunch."
Bianca: "I have chicken and mayo"
Suzanne: "You guys suck! I have a burger for lunch! Wela-kapela!"

by Waffleman007 July 24, 2018

Kahseem

Someone who's popular and cares too much about what people think. Often hiding their emotions and teasing people when deep down, they care about people too much.

A: Whoa, you're so athletic and caring, your name must be Kahseem.
B:!!!How did you know?!!!
A:Wild guess ;)

by ItssssRenee October 14, 2011

kaisen

Kaisen, a name of a true man. A very strong, intelligent man. The name comes from the Netherlands. With the name Kaisen you shall grow very tall and be sexy and funny.

Kaisen is a tall, smart, sexy, and very fuuny man.

by JForman908 January 4, 2018

Rude Kaiser

Simply put, to be rude. The act of impoliteness, douchebaggery, bad-manners, or offensiveness.

That assbutt Richard is a rude kaiser.

by ssj3kei October 4, 2006

kapslock

my nickname, aka kps

neomax: where's kaps?
kps joins #channel
kps: hi
neomax: hi kps

by kps October 23, 2004

Kaiser Effect

The natural tendancy for a group of people (consisting of more than three) to, at some point during a gathering, become amassed on a bed or bed-like area (a couch, the backseat of a car, possibly even the floor) in a slightly compromising manner.

This is not to be mistaken for an orgy, or anything of the sort. Clothes are (generally) left entirely in place. The only defining characteristic is people lying together.

It has been postulated that this effect is caused by an unknown element residing within our universe. Accepting that any new-found element would be most likely radioactive, the as of yet undiscovered element is thought to contain only a partial proton in its nucleus giving it a fractional atomic number.

Last night, due to the Kaiser effect, we broke my box spring.

by MiKaiser December 1, 2006

Kaisey

Derivative the name Kaise.

Origin: England.

English meaning: Alert, vigorous.

The name Kaise orginated as an English name. Kaise is most often used as feminine name.

The derivative name Kaisey is used as a feminine name.

You: Do you know Kaisey?
Me: Yes, she that really outgoing girl who's always noticing everything!

by The 1 Who Knows February 2, 2010