Kochan-ie-sac

A cul-de-sac filled with mansions, occupied by none other than the Kochanies. They mow each others lawns when someone goes out of town, and feed each others pets. If you go around back there is a C shaped lazy river that runs through the back yards of each mansion for ease of travel. Their colors are black and yellow, and there is a theme song that plays when you enter the sac...which will remain a secret.

Me: Oh man! I hear there's a ridiculous party going on at the kochan-ie-sac this weekend! Do you want to go with me?

You: Nah man...those Kochanies are reckless.

by IHaveGirth January 15, 2011

kopcha

Means "no" in Willanguage.

A: "Does kopcha actually mean no in a language?"
B: "Kopcha."

by [witty pseudonym] December 6, 2009

kochanie

sweetheart, an endearin word

jestes kochanie

by undone July 8, 2003

Kanchan

The most sweetest and cutest girl you can ever find. She is cute, very kind and loving. Can be a bit mischievous and likes naughty stuff even if she rejects it. Tries to make everyone happy even if it hurts her, Selfless. Acts tough like sh doesn't need anyone's help but only those who truly know her knows that she needs help
Best wife, and mother anyone could ask for.

Girl:Do you know lovely?
Boy: Lovely? Oh you mean Kanchan

by WiseSage69 November 24, 2021

Konoha

The hometown of Naruto (from the anime naruto) The show is based primarily on the events which occur inside Konoha

also known as "Village hidden in the leaves" or "Leaf Village"

In japanese the anime is the best!

orochimaru: "lets attack konoha today during the chuunin exams"
Hokage: "Anbu deal with this problem"

by Dan June 17, 2006

Konoha Senpu

A swift leg based sweep or aerial attack that causes considerable damage to the receiving party. Konoha Senpu translates from Japanese into English as "Leaf Wind."

Rock Lee was in battle with Gaara, and therefore executed the "Konoha Senpu."

by Cory H. January 5, 2004

kolchak

Carl Kolchak, International News Service. The nosey but effective reporter (played by Darren McGavin) of the 70's monster-of-the-week show, "Kolchak: The Nightstalker."

"Kolchak! Get away from the crime scene! Kolchak!!"

by M. Fisher April 28, 2007