kamalia

A cute girl who's in love with short-tempered guy but doesn't want to admit. Lovable, famous and always sarcastic.

Wow you're famous like Kamalia!

by Peter Cually December 27, 2016

Katalina

Katalina mostly known as Kat (her nickname) is super sweet and quiet. She is only out going with close friends and maybe some others. She’s pretty and super nice. She’s hard to get to....I think. She’s always doing her work in time and she likes to take time to herself. She’s an amazing artist and has some really great skill. She’s gonna get somewhere in life everyone can tell. She’s always nice to her teachers. But when you meet some of her friends they may not seem like her at allllllll.

Omg hey look it it’s Katalina

Omg it’s kat I love herrrrr

by Ashley Emberton May 13, 2019

Kakalak

(kak ' a lak) n. Colloq. Carolina 1. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I was born in North Kakalak and raised in South Kakalak.

by Beth Cagle Burt July 30, 2006

Katalina

A really organized person .Takes everything slow and careful but Katalina will always be the best. Katalina will love u that she will be strict in some point but Katalina will take care of you and never let you feel alone. Also, Katalina is really clean and neat in everything. Katalina is probably not the best one in fashion but katalina is simply perfect. i love u mama

Katalina is perfect

by tatin🥀 May 24, 2018

kakafied

It really really fucked.

My car is so kakafied!

by Weewee109 October 11, 2007

Katalina

The worlds most BEAUTIFUl girl ever and the most girl that slay and the queen of bensky

Oh that katalina bensky queen 👑💍

by 9__god November 25, 2017

Kakalak

Kak•a•lak (kak ' a lak) n. (Colloq.) (various spellings including Cacalacky) 1. A folksy slang for "Carolina"--an amalgamation with "Appalachia". 2. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I live in South Kakalak and work in North Kakalak.

by Beth Cagle Burt September 13, 2007