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Variation of "rad", itself an abbreviated form of "radical". Northern Californian in origin, specific to Berkeley, especially University of California math/computer science students. Usually considered "geeky".
Often used in conjunction with the modifier "hella", as in "Last month's Critical Mass bike ride was hella k-rad!"
k-rad by Carlos Pecciotto October 1, 2005
Related Words
k K.I.M. K town K mart K O S K-Fed k hole K.T.S K.A.S. K-P-C-O-F-G-S
to get Knocked in the head by a Bird (K-bo'd)
While shooing away pigeons James got K-bo'd
K-Bo'd by RobinTO June 11, 2008
Some one who is named Fred and puts a 'K' in front of his name to give himself the idea of individuality. Ha Ha Ha.
Guy 1: Yo, I'm K- Fred!
Guy 2: Hi, .... Fred
K- Fred by Jack De October 18, 2008

K.I.C.K. 

Keep It Cool Kid. way of saying "good Bye"
Ight Man K.I.C.K. i Gotta Dip Out
K.I.C.K. by KoMMoN SeNsE February 18, 2009
a girl who is mentally handicapped, socially inept,no friends, model, with two left feet,has naturally Blonde hair (who gets blonde highlights), and has a forehead big enough to land a plane on it. This person needs a boy who is just as challenged and rich as she, or she will be lonely forever.Looks Hawt in a swim cap and nickname is free willy (she is a little chunky).

Marie: Haha, did you see that K Pray today?
Bell: Nope, what was she doing?
Marie: Oh, she walked into the door and fell over, again hahahahahaha.
Bell:hahahahahahahahaha.
What a loser!
K Pray by FU & Company February 16, 2009
A film editing technique. Like the "J-cut" or the "L-cut" it's used when the sound occurs prior to or not over the sync visual. Similarly, the definition of a K-cut is when you use sound over black before bringing up the sync image. It's called the K-cut for two reasons, the first because it's used over black and K is the letter designated to black as in CMYK. The other reason is because it's named after the editor who coined this term, Kai.
The use of K-cuts in that horror movie really made it much scarier because it left the visual to the viewers imagination.
K-cut by kaifang September 22, 2009