Kalamabooze

A website and lifestyle of getting drunk and participating in various shenanigans in Kalamazoo, Michigan - the biggest 'city' in Southwest Michigan.

I was kalamabooze -ing the other night when I took the For Rent sign from that apartment complex and stuck it in my neighbor's front yard.

by KalamaBooze February 4, 2010

Kaalan

I don't see much I can say here... a kaalan is a kaalan. A kaalan can mean ANYTHING. Your pet frog, a pragein, oof, smelly. It is a verb, noun, adverb, adjective, determiner, pronoun, conjunction and preposition. On a grammar quiz, write 'kaalan' on it and GOOD FOR YOU! You aced your test. Just remember: DON'T SAY IT INFRONT OF SOMEONE WITH 'KAALAN' AT THE END OF THEIR NAME.

Guy 1: Hey, did you hear about how I lost my kaalans?
Guy 2: Yeah! Is it true that you kaalan-ed the kaalan to kaalan out of the kalaan?

MicroWigga: ...

by cockmoment November 16, 2019

kalamazoo

Yes it does exist! It's in Michigan and is a bigger town than people probably think, mainly due to the fact that it's home of Western Michigan University. There is also the much smaller Kalamazoo College, also called K College. There is usually plenty of to do in the area and the public library is nationally known.

"there's a place called Kalamazoo?!"

"I hear there's a party in the student ghetto tonight."

by kzoogirl April 20, 2006

kaladin

this is a word.

storming kaladin

by kaladin October 10, 2012

kalada

the name of a family in which has many children and the father is usually named tony.

Freddy: Look how many children are in that family.
Andre: Yeah their last name must be kalada.

by Limpy Simpy January 14, 2008

Kalajah

A loyal girl/boy that’s cute/handsom that can get anybody get u a them

Kalajah is a name

by Kalajah December 27, 2017

kalaka

Derived from an public service commercial aired during the 70's. The commercial describes Noah as the first to carpool. Kalaka is "ancient Babylonian" for carpool.

"Do you want to kalaka? I will have two extra seats in my minivan."

by wfb-mom April 24, 2006