Kimming

Drinking in your underwear. Coming home, taking off your pants, and cracking a cold one. Aka removing ones undergarments after a long day and drinking to relax.

After a shit week, I'm looking forward to a nice weekend of Kimming!

by Jezza from Alice February 19, 2019

Kimi

Kimi: the name of Finnish F1 racer Kimi Raïkkönen, the memest racer on Earth. Always say bwoah.

“Bwoah, the race was good, car was okay.” said Kimi.

by CreateADifferentWorld October 7, 2018

kimia

1. Persian word that means alchemy, the mythical science of turning any metal to gold and any liquid into the elixir of life. Latin words for Chemistry are derived from kimia.

2. In ancient Persian poetry, kimia means "rare" or "unique".

3. Girl's name, usually Iranian / Persian origin. Connotations: a rare gem of intelligence

What's your name?
Kimia. What about you?
I can't tell you now, it'll be shit in comparison.

by crystalchampagne November 12, 2010

Kimia

Kimia is a great person, u r even lucky to have her as a friend and she is the best thing that can ever happen to me. She is amazing and she is also a award winning comedian. The reason why I like her is because she is the best friend to talk to to and also can be weird with u. I am lucky to have her as a friend. She can be rlly funny in your dark times and is rlly a good person and she is swear free. When she does swear she usually makes it rlly funny and she is the most caring BFF ever. Everyone needs a Kimia. I never want to lose her.
Love you Kimia🙃
Love you Kimia.

Me- Kimia is rlly fucking funny

Others- yeah ikr
Me- My bestie

by EdynBelle June 3, 2019

Kimi ga yo

kimi ga yo is the national anthem of japan

Kimi ga yo is emprier favorite song

by princevsanime January 14, 2022

Kimi Raikkonen

1 Time world champ who knows what hes doing and wishes to be left alone

Whats that thing Kimi Raikkonene said?
‘Bwoah’

by Haroldinho1309 January 19, 2022

No Kimi

No kimi (の君) is another suffix coming from Japanese history. It was used to denominate Lords and Ladies in the Court, especially during the Heian period. The most famous example is the Prince Hikaru Genji, protagonist of The Tale of Genji who was called "Hikaru no Kimi "(光の君). Nowadays, this suffix can be used as a metaphor for someone who behaves like a prince or princess from ancient times, but its use is very rare. Its main usage remains in historical dramas.

This suffix also appears when addressing lovers in letters from a man to a woman, as in, "Murasaki no kimi" or "My beloved Ms. Murasaki".

Silly example:

(Someone asking to ''Prince Hikaru Genji'' to come over): Come here Hikaru no Kimi.

by Kucchan May 23, 2018