KKK, also known as 3K - Kino, Kolacja, Kopulacja (eng. cinema, supper, copulation)
Polish slang name of a date.
Polish slang name of a date.
by nikahmeeh May 8, 2016

ignorant white supremacists who would probably appreciate the condescending usage of the words "faggot" or "gay" in these definitions, as they themselves stand against gay rights.
it's almost humorous to see the irony of the word "faggot" being used to describe bigotry. i guess people don't realize that close-mindedness goes beyond just racism. the kkk would probably laugh their asses off at you people.
by gypsy child April 20, 2006

by Hazardous Material October 9, 2006

Kkk- these racist fuckers. They think, keyword: think, that they are Christian, but where's the fucking Christian value in racism? What fucking ugly whores. For their information, the world will not end up with only one race. They burn crosses to show their so called holyness. ARGHH They piss me off.
by FucckkTheKKK May 16, 2006

by kool korean kid December 10, 2011

Short for Klu Klux Klan. (Klan is purposely misspelled)
The Klu Klux Klan was an organization formed in 1865, attempting to enforce white-christian supremecy through violent acts. Best known for their brutal attacks on african-americans, white robes and conical hats, and the burning of crosses. They think that only white chistians should exist, and believe that they are helping America, when in reality they're just another clique of egotistical pricks who think that their ideals are the best and the only logical ones.
The Klu Klux Klan was an organization formed in 1865, attempting to enforce white-christian supremecy through violent acts. Best known for their brutal attacks on african-americans, white robes and conical hats, and the burning of crosses. They think that only white chistians should exist, and believe that they are helping America, when in reality they're just another clique of egotistical pricks who think that their ideals are the best and the only logical ones.
The kkk was responsible for many attacks on african americans during both the Reconstruction Era and the Civil Rights Movement.
by A-person_yay July 22, 2014
