The cutest chunka muffin baby ever! As he grows he goes from cute af. to handsome!!! personality wise, he is caring and EXTREMELY smart... Always loveable and gives loves in his own way! Kardon is a leader, never a follower. He is a perfect imperfection.
by bonqweeqwee July 25, 2021
Get the Kardon mug.Koron is a sporty, dominant male. He's gorgeous and funny. He usually gets what he wants, however struggles to get 'her'. Koron is really good-looking.
Look at that koron.
by diditagainagain November 6, 2011
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by True Icy June 2, 2019
Get the Korron mug.Guy 1: There it is, the number 52!
Guy 2: Woah there, that's such a koronafest! Let's take the next one instead.
Guy 2: Woah there, that's such a koronafest! Let's take the next one instead.
by funtimes52 October 3, 2020
Get the koronafest mug.A foreigner made Japanese word used to describe a style of Gothic & Lolita clothing. It refers to 3/4 pants, ties, etc., and implies an almost cross-dressing qaulity.
Its literal meaning, however, is "a being at puberty age who is neither quite adult nor child." It is a word that came into use a decade ago among Japanese middle aged and parents to describe the awkward stage their children were going through during middle-high school.
The word itself debuted in foreign vocabulary by means of the Gothic and Lolita Bible vol. 1, where it was used to describe the general feel of Plastic Tree singer Ryutaro's somwhat offbeat, questionably mentally un-wholesome childishness. The foreign Gothic & Lolita fanbase picked up on the word and mistook it for the style name, eventually equating it with the "oojisama (prince)" look.
It is recognized as a fashion outside of Japan, but not as such in its own country of origin.
Its literal meaning, however, is "a being at puberty age who is neither quite adult nor child." It is a word that came into use a decade ago among Japanese middle aged and parents to describe the awkward stage their children were going through during middle-high school.
The word itself debuted in foreign vocabulary by means of the Gothic and Lolita Bible vol. 1, where it was used to describe the general feel of Plastic Tree singer Ryutaro's somwhat offbeat, questionably mentally un-wholesome childishness. The foreign Gothic & Lolita fanbase picked up on the word and mistook it for the style name, eventually equating it with the "oojisama (prince)" look.
It is recognized as a fashion outside of Japan, but not as such in its own country of origin.
"Today I went and got some knickers from the second hand shop! I'm gonna wear the kodona style at the next con! Aren't they kawaii?!"
by Jeni.was.taken January 21, 2007
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Example 1
Douchebag1: I heard Koronius is giving away free gold.
Douchebag2: I heard thats a lie hordefan.
Koronius: FREE GOLD AND EPIC TABARDS PSST!
Example 2:
Koronius consistently pvps as a boomkin even though everyone tells him it's not got any future but he doesnt listen.
Douchebag1: I heard Koronius is giving away free gold.
Douchebag2: I heard thats a lie hordefan.
Koronius: FREE GOLD AND EPIC TABARDS PSST!
Example 2:
Koronius consistently pvps as a boomkin even though everyone tells him it's not got any future but he doesnt listen.
by NOT Koronius May 24, 2009
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