haram khor

Typically used to define someone who is corrupt, takes bribes and enjoys luxury at the expense of others. Such people are known for their extravagant lifestyle and wealth yet pretend to be poor. Typically Hippocrates or haramkhors justify their haramkhori (corruption) and are everybody's friend yet their only friend is money. Haram khors can be bought easily as money is the only motivating driver in their day to day lives.

"Iss ko haram khanay ki itni aadat par gayee hay kay yeh ab haram khor bun gaya hay"

by Anthony D'Souza March 9, 2017

khorne

The god of blood and war in warhammer and warhammer 40K

"Blood for the Blood God!"

by Jammers May 13, 2005

Korkam

Iranian(Persian)slang for showing amazed or scared AF of something.
Also used like "may korkam fell off".
Korkam has synonyms like pashmam.

Korkam haji look at that basan(ass).

by Bargh beinol kn toosi August 16, 2018

Korkozah

It's a word to describe a color you don't know the name of.

Abdo: I saw this shirt yesterday.
Hamada: what color was it?
Abdo: I don't know it was korkozah.

by XMOCXX June 8, 2020

Khory

Quiet loyal man that would give you shirt off his back

“I need to talk to Khory”

by Fuckursh@t February 24, 2021

knork

a fork-knife combination so you can cut your food and eat it; the next step in utensil evolution after the spork

Only a retard could cut the side of his mouth with this crappy Taco Bell knork.

by Matt Wirth October 15, 2003

Khokhol

Russians commonly use the word khokhol (Russian: хохол) as an ethnic slur for Ukrainians, as it was a common haircut of Ukrainian Cossacks. The term is frequently derogatory or condescending, an equivalent of the Ukrainian term katsap and Polish kacap for Russians. The word comes from Proto-Slavic xoxolъ < *koxolъ, “crest, tuft.”

Besides calling Ukrainians khokhly, Russians also refer to Ukraine as Khokhlyandiya (Ukrainian: Хохляндія, Хохландія) and Khokhlostan (Ukrainian: Хохлостан). The word "Khokhol" with the meaning of "unconscious Ukrainian" refers to the person who renounced their independence, individuality and allegiance to Russia, and instead began using Turkisms (words derived from Turkic languages) that were incorporated into the Ukrainian language

Saloreich air defense claimed four downed missiles over Vinnitsa. Yes yes. Directly over the buildings. Oh, that’s the air defense system of the Khokhol/Khokhlatykh.

by deathtoputin July 17, 2022