Kudosier

An expression used to show that you really appreciate something and want to award it its due kudos. Usually accompanied with the mimed use of a magic wand.

I love what you've done with your hair! Kudosier!

by Brett Davies September 19, 2007

negative kudos

is when someone says or does something not okay pertaining to the way of someones personal affiliations and beliefs and therefore that person results in negative kudos by set person. Therefore the person with negative kudos has to subject to the kudo obtainee to whatever punishment they may give.

If Bob gave you negative kudos for saying something unintelligiable then you would have to do what he says. Say for instance if he gave you negative kudos then he could say that you have to sing karoke or arm wrestle him. Then you would have to do set action requested.

by Woman on top of the world December 26, 2009

Kudos To You

When the boss thinks he’s the best worker but can’t even work a full week.

“Kudos to you bro”

Boy 1: I worked a full week this week.

Boy that doesn’t like Boy 1: Oh Kudos to You bro. (Sarcastic as f***

by ddogggg1301 September 6, 2021

Kudos

1. To praise someone
2. A sarcastic way of saying "congratulations"

Example #1

Girl 1: I got an A+ !
Girl 2: Kudos to you!

Example #2

Boy 1: Guess what?? Hola is Hello in Spanish!
Boy 2: Kudos to you for figuring that out...

by Proxxy Aristocrat January 20, 2010

kudos

To Give PrrOPs, to recognize.

Kudos To you, holmes!

by kat February 17, 2005

kudosbait

Kudosbait is a friendly and positive message (i.e. kudos) posted to an online community or social networking service in order to encourage people who feel flattered by them to visit their website or otherwise interact with them.

@piersmorgan: I love all American baseball teams
@redsoxfan: We love you Piers
@yankeesfan: We love you too Piers
@big_man: Don't be so foolish, he is only posting kudosbait to get you to watch his TV show!

by Dzon July 27, 2012

kudos

A statement in support of someone or something. Often used in online communities to signify a comment that is welcomed, and which is considered to be the opposite of a flame.

Thanks for the kudos

by Netal Beattie February 20, 2009