Koink

Mixture of the word kid an yoink and is when somebody steals from you but too late. You already have something from them and you use it as leverage to get your stuff back

Damn I can't believe he jimbacked you like that oh no! It's okay man i koinked him anyway

by Jimbackin December 29, 2022

kintara

Is a person. Her name just doesn’t exist anywhere and she has never met anyone with her name. She has green eyes and blond hair a loves men. Her Friend is Ryan

Oh look it’s kintara ryans friend

by Veryniceperson101 January 2, 2023

Klintsaris

A teacher who can speak french and english.

Man, Mme Klintsaris knows french quite well.

by plodicsofd March 2, 2023

Kint Rag

What a fat, smelly dentist uses to wipe the cum off his roly poly dick after he fucks up your mouth and gets excited about it.

Doctor: Fuck me, Gertrude, oops, it happened again, get me that handy dandy Kint Rag, my sweaty balls are sticking to this dumb bitch’s fillings.
Gertrude: Damn, Doc, you really must have fucked this one up, I havn’t seen so much juice come out of that tiny dick since you fucked me in the ass with a kotex in my cooter

by Butter Mike April 7, 2023

Koitagoniphobia

The fear of things peeking around corners. From the Greek words for Look (Κοίτα) and Corner (gonía)

My psychiatrist diagnosed my fear of things peeking around corners as Koitagoniphobia.

by Jack P. Spicer May 22, 2023

Kinteo

In Hokkien dialect “#kinteo” originally mean nervous, tense, intense, critical and best translate in chinese language as “紧张”. But “#kinteo” can also be used to praise, commend, compliment or acclaim ppl over their actions or achievements in short without the need to write long sentences.

When you saw your FB friend posting their achievements. We say “#kinteo”

When you saw someone good at what he/she does. We say “#kinteo”

When you saw your social media friends post nice pictures, scenery or stuffs. We say “#kinteo”

by Kuro Ichigo June 2, 2023

kinteo

In hokkien dialect “#kinteo” originally mean nervous, tense, intense, strained or critical. Best translate in Chinese language as “紧张 ”(Jǐnzhāng). “#kinteo” can be a great way to praise, commend, compliment or acclaim someone’s actions or achievements without the need to write long sentences.

Your friend posting their achievements in social media. We say “#kinteo” to congratulate them.

You saw someone is good at what she/he does. We say “#kinteo” to compliment them.

You saw someone post great scenery or photo shoot over the social media. We say “#kinteo” to praise them.

by Kuro Ichigo June 2, 2023