Kunkin

When you jack off at a friend's house without them knowing.

Dude,i'm never having billy over again, he was kunkin yesterday at my house.

by Bobbywantstohaveapenis October 22, 2010

kulmizev

A male or female that is short and has a head representing a rectangle or square shape.

Look! A kulmizev, haven't seen one before

by HottieFrankie January 18, 2018

Kundi Babundi

Kundi Babundi is quite ambiguous, but it can be meant as

A. an insult
B.A derogatory term.

A. You are a massive kundi babundi.

a(2). Gina is a freaking kundi babundi.

B. You see that girl over there? I bet she's a kundi babundi

by zmeme November 7, 2020

Mila Kunis

Hot actress that stars in That 70's Show and some movie with Kirsten Dunst.

Mila Kunis is very sexy.

by White Sox Rule July 14, 2004

Kuni

Pronounced- (koo)-(nay)

A word from the Farsi language.

A slang word popular among Iranians and Afghans that means "asshole" but is mostly used as slang for "fag".

Chekhabar man look at those Americans they think they are ghetto with their Compton haha those Kunis wouldn't last one day here in the middle east.

by westcoastin April 19, 2011

Kuntier

Cunt with class.

Look at that Kuntier.

by Onyx Black May 5, 2013

Kumiho

The real definition of the word kumiho is a mythical creature in Korean folklore and legends that is a fox that lives 1,000 years and therefore turns into a kumiho, which, simply put, is a nine-tailed fox. The kumiho can shapeshift into a human whenever it wants, but it may still have fox ears or a fox tail visible as a result of truly being a fox. It has to eat livers of humans to avoid dissolving into bubbles in a thousand years, but a kumiho can become human forever and stop having to eat humans if the kumiho can refrain from eating humans and/or human liver for 1,000 days.

Moonlight shone over a graveyard at night, when all humans are asleep, and in the light you could faintly make out the shape of a kumiho, wandering around the graveyard all alone. Its nine tails stuck up high in the air as it prowled silently around the graves, sniffing the air a few times before coming to a halt in front of one of the graves. It sniffed the air again, then began to dig at the foot of the grave, until the human that had been buried in the ground was unearthed. The kumiho pricked its ears to make sure no one else was nearby, then bent its head down and began to eat its prey.

by anonymous October 4, 2020