kanika

the goddess of earth. The ruler of eart

i belive in kanika and i want uh as my kanika of heary

by aarna October 10, 2019

kaniac

Obsessive fans of Christian Kane

The Kaniacs are like a cult - once you get into his music Kane's got you!

by Ali07 April 27, 2010

kangz

Kangz is a world drawn from how African-Americans say kings. It is often used in a racial context.

Tyrone: We r bettar than you whiteys!
Jim: Please explain.
Tyrone: We wuz kangz n shiiet

by triplekmaffia February 9, 2017

kaniah

Beautiful and brilliant. She is the perfect friend and lover. She is charming and has a bomb ass body. This is not someone you want to treat any kind of way.

I need to get me a Kaniah.

by niahl8ter June 18, 2018

kaizers orchestra

An arcane band from Norway who sing in Norwegian about war, insanity and "machinery"; somewhat vintage/steam-punk. It's alternative/gypsy-rock/ They play guitar, oil barrels, crowbar, the bass with a tap/strum, and drums. They are six members, whom have stage personalities. Their symbol is a gasmask, and suits.

1. FRIEND: What is Kaizers Orchestra?
KZ FAN: That's Mr. 250% on organ.

by civerson July 8, 2010

kanickies

Made up dutch word for testicles

After Dr. Evil is hit in the testicles with a model meteor:

Goldmember: "Ohhhh, right in the kanickies!"

by Alex061590 October 8, 2008

Ken Kaniff

The homosexual persona of Ken Kaniff is the creation of underground Detroit rapper Aristotle. After lending his voice to a skit on The Slim Shady LP, a dispute between Eminem and Aristotle led to the break-up of the working relationship. From the Marshall Mathers LP onwards, all skits using the Ken Kaniff persona have been performed by Eminem, not Aristotle - usually in an attempt to poke fun.

Aristotle struck back with a full-length album titled "The Ken Kaniff Show", which was independently released online at www.kenkaniff.com

On the album Aristotle alternates between his Ken Kaniff voice and his regular rapping style. The album features diss tracks against Eminem and contains controversial songs about topics as diverse as paedophilia, masturbation, gangsterism and is at times sadistic and humourous.

The album's site is no longer in operation and little has been heard from Aristotle since.

I am put off by the voice of Ken Kaniff and his homosexual antics.

by Sheila Bone June 11, 2006