Kalicha

Kalicha is a kind girl that cares about most people that she likes and is close with, she loves having a bestfriend and most of the time they are ginger she loves her family and can stick up for anyone who crosses with her friends and you don’t want her as your enemy

That Kalicha girl is fierce

by Leah n January 5, 2020

Kubica

1. Very talented young Formula 1 Driver who is extremely witty and very straight up. Also: the first Polish driver in F1.

2. A driving style that guarantees you get what you want

1.
Q: "Did you watch Kubica at Montreal?"
A: "Hell yeah!!!!"

2.
(To the car ahead of you in the fast lane going the speed limit) "I'm gonna go Kubica on your ass after the next apex of this highway!!!"

by 905-Michal October 14, 2008

bil kulin

Another lame troll post on alt.tv.game-shows. It consists of a stupidly mispelled concept on why the late Bill Cullen walked funny.

bil kulin
byl culin
bibol kullen
Dill Collins
Bell Coolen

by The Troll Fighter March 19, 2004

klick

Canadian slang for kilometre - either speed or distance.

Distance: Hamilton is about 50 klicks from Toronto.
Speed: I was doing about a 120 klicks.

by Beowulf_cam February 14, 2005

kukicha

Japanese tea made from the roasted twigs and trimmings of the tea plant.

I drank three steaming cups of kukicha before bed.

by Ronamo December 10, 2003

Kulinhoids

A rare dysfunctioning which occurs in males kept on a vegeterian diet all their lives. Symptoms include being closet gay, openly bitchy, and trying to delete comments off user-interface programs.

When your best friend suffers from kulinhoids.
Kulinhoids is when ones sense of humour suffers from hemorrhoids

by Balding beauty July 22, 2011

klick

Either a kilometre or a kilometre per hour ("kilometer" for Americans) depending on context. Pronounced as "click" but always written with an initial 'k'.

Common in Canada. In the US it's strongly associated with the military.

See k which can also be used for "kilometre" but not for "kilometre per hour".

"It's about two klicks up the road." (Distance: 2 km)
"We were doing ninety klicks." (Speed: 90 km/hr)

by prandst August 18, 2019