Bro Ken

Noun.
The Bro version of a Ken. Essentially, the best man a bro ho (a.k.a. bro hoe) could hope for. Simply put, a bro that has learned to remove his hat, and to comb his hair.

"I think Bro Kens only exist in the minds of Bro Hos. I have yet to see one."

by brownnipples February 8, 2009

Ken Block It

Term originated from Ken Block's gymkhana videos. Currently this term is used to target anyone with an AWD vehicle, especially a Subaru, to skillfully maneuver their cars around, over, and through a series of concrete, dirt, metal, human, tree-like and other obstacles using underdog acceleration and braking of their cars in comparison to Ken Block's STi.

Person1: Nice WRX you got there. Did you Ken Block it yet?
Person2: Word. Pulling off stunts and drifting this thing the day I got it.

by Chron1c September 7, 2009

Ken’s dad

Gone to get milk(basically because his son is a mistake)

Ken’s dad went to get some milk for dinner( two hours later) ... he never came back

by FCC rcbdro March 5, 2020

ken complex

This is a phase in life when you feel as though that you are at the top. As a result, one suffers and constantly has this burden to stay the best for a long time. Effects may include loss of excitement and no showing of emotions. Named after the professional melee smasher Ken, he maintained the title as the "King of Smash" which put this big load on his back to carry for a long time.

ZeRo, the professional smash player, suffered from the ken complex up until he lost to Nairo at MLG, lifting the pressure from himself

by Changfucius March 27, 2016

Harijuku Ken

-a-"harijuku ken" is-a-boy who hngs with harijuku barbies and knows when to back off and when to step up basically-a-boy harijuku barbie he does not have to be gay.>!

He is my harijuku ken me he is always with me and the other barbies.

by superkudos933 July 7, 2010

mido ken

is a guy that watches anime and plays video games and becomes always busy when in calls

hey mido ken
** busy while in the call**

by XfarisGamerX March 12, 2019

Built to Ken

When a product is built to last a longer than expected. Inspired by the British Soap character Ken Barlow who has featured in the show Coronation Street for 60 years.

This Sharpie still hasn't run out. Say what you like about Sharpies but they are built to Ken.

by Corrieface November 12, 2020