knobshine

In Colorado, any tourist from Texas.

I was at the bar this afternoon and a bunch of knobshines walked in wearing full camo outfits.

by skeeter May 13, 2005

knobs

Official designation for freshman cadets at The Citadel. Called such because their shaved heads resemble shiny door knobs. Of course, that is what their Public Affairs Office wants you to believe. After reading some of these definitions, I am beginning to wonder. Perhaps sending my baby boy to a military college that calls him a knob would not be wise... Hmmm...

John was shocked to learn not only the true definition of a knob but that as one, he would be expected to assume certain unpleasant duties...

by Houston September 26, 2003

knauss

A small, annoying, ingorant punk who pisses people off and acts all tough over the phone and computer, but will not bother you in real life because it knows you will kill it. Also a mouse that will follow you around on facebook and comment on everything you do.

That retard is such a knauss.

by nicker bocker rules October 28, 2009

knobsmack

a real knob of a dickwad(ref) that deserves a smack

keith is a f**king knobsmack

by KnobSmacker September 5, 2003

knausery

to be sly and use deception while appearing innocent #2 to cheat in NASCAR ,mischevous bending rules

the car did not meet specs must be some knausery goin on

by derekdisco420 August 20, 2006

Knobshock

Knobshock is the trauma caused when someone has been involved in an unfortunate experience with a Penis, whether it be there own or someone else's.

Knob trauma shock penis

Andy has knobshock after pulling a girl in the club, getting her home and finding out she has an 8inch dick!

by Pen island January 27, 2017

Knabino

The Esperanto word for "girl". Even if the language's utility is questionable, you have to admit it's a pretty adorable word that might just start using to address female friends.

You could Indo-Europeanize it as "knabina" if you want but that would technically make it mean "girlify" or "girl up" because Esperanto adjectives end in "-a".

Plural form is "knabinoj".

Hey, knabino, how's it going?

by ApricotFields June 14, 2020