kicking ass and taking names

Phrase used in reference to someone or something that is having multiple successes in succession. kicking ass - Kicking someone or something's ass, beating, defeating an opponent at a task. taking names - Recording a list of future contestants who will have also be beaten or defeated in the defined task.

Aunt Betty-Joe was kicking ass and taking names at bingo last night.

by Jesse Bilsten April 28, 2006

kiki do you love me

a stupid trend from a drake song

“Kiki do you love me” *girl in a video jumps out of car*

by missmiaonfire July 19, 2018

Fo Shikkle My Kikkle

The Jewish equivalent of "Fo Shizzle My Nizzle." Where "nizzle" is based off of nigger, "kikkle" is based off of kike. Kikkle can also be spelled "kikel", which is Yiddish for "circle," in which case the phrase would mean "For sure, my circle."

-Yo Mordechai, you going to temple tonight?
-Fo shikkle my kikkle!

by Bryan Brown December 28, 2007

Can Kicking Syndrome

A common disorder of chronic avoidance of difficulties accompanied by a flair for procrastination.

Our entire workplace administration seems to share what appears to be a characterological form of chronic Can Kicking Syndrome and so we all wind up lost, trying to solve our own commonly shared dilemmas by ourselves, in isolation.

by Dr Bunnygirl September 9, 2019

kicking the tires

Checking the viability of an unknown system by a quick test (derived from literally kicking the tires of an automobile).

(tyres, uk)

He tried kicking the tires of the new security software by infecting his laptop with a handful of common viruses.

by danja123 January 15, 2009

kikkoman

A popular brand of soy sauce. Regulars on the Japanese message board 2-Channel came up with a joke superhero, named after Kikkoman sauce, who fights for justice against evil foreign sauces. The flash video for the Kikkoman superhero is popular, even among those who have no idea what's going on in it. (In fact, that probably helps. See: Hi-Ho.)

In the original post, the flash movie was misspelled Kikkomaso (the katakana for 'n' and 'so' are very similar), and it is still sometimes referred to by that name.

"I like to put Kikkoman on rice, AOL CDs and nuclear weapons."

"Show me, shoyu, Kikkoman!"

by Tarazu February 3, 2004

just kickin it

to hang out, or just lay back

"Was up bro"
"Not too much just kickin it with some freaks"

by $aint January 21, 2008