K

This word also originated from greensprings school lekki when some one is telling u something u don't give a fuck about u say K and this is also a conversation Ender

Man-So this is the plan to rob the bank u go through the back and and take out the camera then I coming and steal the lot all rii

Boy-K
Man-.......

by Stupid words January 28, 2020

K

More known to the younger generations, replying back to someone "K" is the texting, messaging, and internet equivalent of giving someone the middle finger, sent by someone who is displeased. Sassy, short, and not sweet

A term of acknowledgement especially without particular interest

People too lazy to spell "OK" use this letter instead.

Conversation over text or messaging

Friend: Hey, something really important came up and we'll have to reschedule our plans for tomorrow. I'm really sorry!

Friend 2: K

by Kyle DS September 25, 2017

K

1.It is a way of ending a convo either normally or in a rude way to piss someone off or annoy them

2.It is another way of saying AK-47 or just an AK in general which is an automatic assault rifle it is very popular in video games

1.friend:”I’ll see you at the park in a little bit”
You:“K”

2.”I’m trappin so I keep a K in case someone pull up or want smoke”

by Yung_street_nigga January 19, 2019

K

Stupid bitches that no one likes use this when they get their feelings hurt

Fuck you
K

by marcussmalldick August 24, 2019

K

short cheery form of ok

i'm going to be busy. answer k

by mintex March 24, 2019

k

"K" is a letter that you add to other words or abbreviations to make yourself seem cooler than you really are. This is usually a sign of near insanity.

Certain words containing the super cool "k" prefix: kthx, k yeah, kbye

by SOBV March 31, 2008

K

1) a text message one sends when they realize that the conversation isn't going anywhere and just wants to end it as quickly as possible.
2) the 11th letter of the alphabet.
3) Potassium

Person 1: im gonna go make a sandwich, its gonna be so good!
Person 2: K
Person 1: This isn't going anywhere, is it?...

by Andrew Blastoise June 16, 2011