Kerol

Kerol is a smoking hot girl, who loves house music and swedish house music and ibiza but lives in a crackden. Being off your head on mdma and just crazy.

I went to a rave and went proper kerol!
I went to a rave and there were so many kerols!
Im going to go to ibiza and get so kerolled.

by patsy mccrackhead June 4, 2011

Kendo

Kendo which translates literally to 'The Way of the Sword', is a contemporary Japanese martial art that evolved from the traditions of the samurai, the warrior class of ancient Japan, based upon sword fencing techniques developed over centuries of combat. Like many Japanese martial arts, the philosophical foundations of Kendo revolve around the precepts of Zen Buddhism, and the guiding belief that enlightenment and heightened awareness, flow from the ability to focus and calm the mind. Following in the footsteps of the samurai, modern practitioners of Kendo, or 'Kendoka', as they are called, strive not only to master the physical techniques of the Japanese sword, but, also, the mental and spiritual aspects as well. Although Kendo’s roots lie with the ancient samurai, the art has evolved over the centuries, adapting as societal conditions changed, to its present form where competition between practitioners involves not life and death combat with razor sharp blades, but controlled matches governed by strict rules of conduct, and non-lethal instruments. This difference in focus, distinguishes Kendo from 'Kenjutsu', which is also a Japanese sword art deriving from traditional fencing. Unlike Kendo, whose techniques are updated for practice as a non-lethal aesthetic, Kenjutsu’s primary focus is combat and warfare, and as such, closely parallels the actual lethal techniques employed by the samurai on the field of battle.

In place of the katana, the traditional sword of the samurai, modern Kendoka use shinai, an implement constructed of four bamboo staves bound together at specific junctures with leather bands. This non-lethal weapon, along with the use of body armor, or 'bogu', as it is referred to in Kendo, enable Kendoka to engage in fencing contests without the fear of death or serious bodily injury. The bogu is modeled after the traditional armor of the samurai, which unlike the cumbersome metal armor of European knights, was lightweight and designed for optimal movement and flexibility. Kendo practice traditionally takes place in a training hall or, 'dojo'. Organization of a dojo is hierarchical, with the master at the top, and beginning students at the bottom. As in the other Japanese martial arts, the belt or 'kyu' system is employed, with the highest rank or 'dan' being the black belt. Students train in Kendo through the practice of 'kata', a series of formal exercises passed down through time that replicate the movements and techniques required in traditional combat. In addition to learning and practicing the different kata, Kendoka also engage in informal matches known as 'keiko' or 'kumite' which are moderated by senior members of the dojo, and test the practitioner’s live combat ability.

by Dancing with Fire January 21, 2011

kerdonkulous

soft and creamy
weak

that ice cream was kerdonkulous

by seamus finnigan September 8, 2008

Kernow

The country on the south west tip of Great Britain, separate from England. Home of the pasty, great cider and pirates. In conclusion, proper ansum place, innum?

Gent 1: "I say old bean, where are you from? That's a first rate accent you have."

Gent 2: "Kernow my ansum, God's own country!"

by Cousin Jack February 28, 2010

kedron

A really cool/chill funny guy usually a ladies man and very intelligent and also is good at most sports and has a big package

I wish I was kedron

by Bootylicker5 March 20, 2017

harman kardon

A brand of high-end receivers and speakers owned by the same company as JBL speakers. Harman Kardon speakers are decent high-end speakers, but what the brand is known for are the most excellent stereo and surround sound receivers. Their equipment is rather large but this shouldn't matter to an audio entusiast. Harman Kardon receivers go verrrry well with Klipsch speakers.

and amazing sound with absolutely no static or background sounds, perfect equalization
(((((((((((Harman Kardon))))))))))))))
the way the artist intended it to be, nothing else like it.

by Stew Marths February 6, 2007

Kernow

Kernow or Cornwall is a beautiful Celtic nation in the far south west of Britain as defined by the Celtic League, Celtic Congress and various other pan-Celtic groups. Along with the other recognised Celtic nations, Eire, Alba, Cymru, Mannin and Breizh it boasts a Celtic language of its own – the key criterion of Celticity and distinct culture. Together with the other Celtic nations, the Cornish are fighting for more recognition of their identity, ethnicity and more say in their own governance. Kernow is also recognised as a Duchy and is entitled to it's own Stannary Parliament as granted under the Charter of Pardon of 1508 which is still law even today and gives the Stannary the right to veto any Westminster legislation.

Kernow is famous for its friendly people, fantastic beaches, great pasties and its passion for rugby !

by Davyth April 7, 2007