u.k.e.c

(the full acronym is useful kinetic energy coefficient and is written коэффициент полезной деятельности, or к.п.д. in Russian):

the amount of useful activity or work output a person can achieve in a given amount of time

it is time to increase your u.k.e.c.

by Crazy Uncle Dimma July 29, 2014

u.k.e.c

(the full acronym is useful kinetic energy coefficient and is written коэффициент полезной деятельности, or к.п.д. in Russian):

the amount of useful activity or work output a person can achieve in a given amount of time

it is time to increase your u.k.e.c. you d.l.m

by Crazy Uncle Dimma February 8, 2017

F.C.U.K.

The abbreviation for the over-priced, yuppified clothing store "French Connection United Kingdom" -- sells shirts that say "Too Busy to F.C.U.K" or "F.C.U.K. It"

"Like, oh-my-God! I have this $200 gift certificate from F.C.U.K. and I so do not know what to buy!"

by Ally Ooops October 26, 2003

Doube U-K

You know that cat 'Andre W. K'? ..yeah that guy who had that show on MTV about his rock group and shit that never hit it big. Lol yeah fo' sho! Well me and my cousins and my bro got our own lingo about this shit. 'Double U-K' straight up means 'Peace da fuck out nigs!' 'Nuff said :

Yo im finna bounce now, double U-K!

by BabyTiffany May 30, 2004

borrant (U.S) Boughrant (U.K)

1) To wander aimlessly through Guangzhou Airport. 2) to defend your personal possessions by any means necessary. 3) To use the word monk as a basis for meaningless alliteration and/or extended hyperbole. 4) The ability to find a word that rhymes with orange.

1) I will not need to borrant (U.S) Boughrant (U.K) if I fly through Hong Kong. 2) I am usually a peaceful person but yesterday I had to borrant (U.S) Boughrant (U.K) my great aunt's antique salt and pepper shakers. 3) Moist monks meditate monstrously mainly on Monday in the Mississippi. 4) Orange rhymes with fork.

by Lambert the Literarian February 25, 2011

Anarchy in the U.K.

a classic tavern song that will always turn some heads. Often considered to be the first punk rock song ever, yet it isn't. It's the first hit by the legendary Sex Pistols. This song was intentially provocative and still is to those people who don't know it or don't understand punk.

Megadeth and Motley Crue have covered Anarchy in the U.K. in the late 80s.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice January 15, 2007

no u k thx

Rebuttal to all arguments said politely and usually expressed at a time in which it makes zero logical sense.

Clement: I like boys very much
Aaron: no u k thx

by w00ten July 5, 2004