Verbal Kleptomaniac

A term coined by Samawnline which refers to a person who impulsively or frequently copies, or 'steals', words or phrases they saw someone else use.

If when you find rarely used adjectives which apply to yourself, you immediately and impulsively take them and use them to your own benefit or to describe yourself, you could be described as a verbal kleptomaniac.

by Samawnline October 11, 2018

Angelina Kesto

A really pretty girl who’s approachable and easy to become friends with. Shes really funny and laughs a lot. She’s usually nice to everyone, but if you get on her nerves, good luck.

Person 1: Wow you’re friends with Angelina Kesto? Lucky!
Person 2: All I had to do was say Hi!

by Yourmomiskindofhot January 26, 2022

Benjamin Kleist

The World's cutest, prettiest, most handsome, most gorgeous, most amazing, most beautiful, most extraordinary guy ever.

person 1: "Benjamin"
person 2: "who?"
person 1: "Benjamin Kleist"
person 2: "oohhhh, the most amazing giy on the planet."

by Maiiyo December 9, 2021

Conquest Klepto

Anyone who, after a one-night stand, steals an item from the other person's apartment as a souvenir from their night together.

"And as I was leaving his apartment the next morning, I took one of the marble coasters from his coffee table."

"Girl, I didn't know you were a Conquest Klepto!"

by EvolvingLanguage March 27, 2022

Thomas Kesterson

He is the most sweetest, lovable, forgiven, and sexiest man in the whole Universe.

I want to find me, my very own Thomas Kesterson.

by Linda Mae May 10, 2023

Brown Kestrel

Climbing term; simalar to brown eagle. Where a climber on the rock face takes a poo whilst in a harness on belay.

Joel took a huge brown kestrel whilst climbing a 3 star classic face, leaving a brown streak down the wall and hitting his belayer. The stench was unbearable.

by Climbing slang February 28, 2024

Tyranny of the Lobbyists/ Kleptocrats

A condition in which the democratic will and collective welfare of the populace are subordinated to the entrenched influence of powerful conglomerates, multinational corporations, and strategically positioned non-governmental organisations. These entities, often acting as proxies for the geopolitical and economic priorities of their respective states, exercise disproportionate sway over the political process. In doing so, they erode civic freedoms, curtail liberties, and diminish the agency of ordinary citizens within the public sphere, replacing representative governance with a system governed by private interest, elite patronage, and institutional capture.

Person 1: “So what if 13 Cabinet ministers and 180 MPs have taken money from the pro-Israeli lobby? That is just politics as usual, isn’t it?”

Person 2: “No, that is the Tyranny of the Lobbyists/ Kleptocrats, when those in power serve the interests of wealthy lobbies instead of the people who elected them.”

by DemocracySold September 2, 2025