Kabammed

Screwed over, glitched. Having been left vulnerable in a game due to poor programming, resulting in huge losses of game items, troops or other valuable game items with no compensation.

Having been screwed over and uncompensated by a game company because of bad programming or the deliberate intent of the gamemaker; seemingly to generate more revenue for that gaming company.

A situation which a gamer unexpectedly experiences losses through no fault of his own, and left uncompensated by the gamemaker

I was totally Kabammed, I came online and discovered all my troops inexplicably dead or disappeared- my game glitched.

I wrote to Customer service but they wouldnt help or compensate me. I was Kabammed!

by Cadrems July 24, 2015

Kabatchi

A term coined by Indie rock band, Deer, Daniel, that is used when everything is good and right. Most effective when spoken in a surfer/ninja turtle voice, but not necessarily crucial. KABATCHI!

all my friends are in the same room and none of them are fighting like little pricks. Kabatchi!

by applejax May 11, 2012

Kabamed

When something you love is unfairly taken away because of someone else. Based off of the game company Kabam.

Guy 1: So you can't use the computer anymore because your brother was caught watching porn?

Guy 2: Yeah, my parents totally Kabamed me.

by THIsuduper August 27, 2014

Ali Kabbani

Pokimanes Lover

Pokimane:Hi Myth!
Myth:OMG I can play with Poki again
Pokimane: Is Ali Kabbani ok guys?

by GuyWhoDefinedAliKabbani August 6, 2018

Kabamed

The act of paying someone money to forcefully rape you in the anus.

Person 1: "Hey what happened to all of your money? And why are you walking funny?"

Person 2: "I was Kabamed by some guy last night."

by Doc. Strange April 12, 2017

kabbar

along more than 14 centuries this word meant to say Allah Akbar means Allah is the greatest , but during the last few decades this word has a new meaning which is to pretend to forget something, don't worry about something.

Oh, This Magazine lacks respect.
yeah, you are right, but what can we do? Kabbar.

by m12m June 19, 2010

kia kaha

Phrase from the New Zealand Maori language, translated as "Be Strong" in the meaning of offering encouragement to succeed when troubled.

comment: "not sure if things are going to go well today"

response: "kia kaha!"

by 39tiro March 21, 2011