Kwoked

Someone who is small and hacks life.

"Alex kwoked his way into the soccer team."

by Barry and Logs June 28, 2017

Kwonk

A large turtle.

Q: What did you have for dinner?

A: Kwonk with teriyaki sauce.

by Teh Deputy November 25, 2003

Jo Kwon'd

1. to have sabotaged an otherwise decent attempt at imitating a dance or song, particularly of K-Pop (Korean Pop Music) origin.
2. to have improved an already established song, or especially, a dance, particularly of K-Pop origin by adding the "Jo Kwon" factor

1. "They were trying to do the "Be My Baby" dance until it was Jo Kwon'd."
2. "God, that sucked, until it got Jo Kwon'd."

by Atalys January 7, 2012

Kwok

When you screw something up in a really irreversible way

Wow, I just bombed that last meeting in Singapore. I really Kwoked it up.

by Not DHwang June 30, 2011

Kwon Jiyong

One of the five members of a korean band, Big Bang. Also known for his stage name G-Dragon or GD. He is the rapper as well as composer of the group.

Kwon Jiyong is my favorite member of Big Bang. He is so talented!

by wonderbanglove<3 May 26, 2009

Rex Kwon Do

1.Self-Defense System.
Rex Kwin Do we use the buddy system.
No more flyin' solo.
You need somebody watching your back at all times!

2.rip-off program.

aight dawg, that show was a Rex Kwon Do.

by jiminence March 18, 2005

tae kwon do

An umbrella term for Korean martial arts styles united in the 1950s. Some schools trace a heritage through one of the more narrowly defined "kwans" that existed before the unification. Drawing from a mixture of influences, it is best known for its explosive kicks and strikes. Most similar to karate, but tends to be less linear and more motive. A good school will do sparring (rule based, but hardens the body), breaking (accuracy), and self-defense exercises.

Unfortunately, in recent times, Tae Kwon Do's loose definition and the willingness of many to use it as mere training for Olympic-style Sparring has resulted in many poorly run schools.

As with any martial art, there are advantages and disadvantages; no single style is complete. And remember it the skill lies in the school and the artist, not the style.

No, I can't go to the prom after-party; I have a four-hour long check-up in Tae Kwon Do tomorrow.

by Calabrino L December 3, 2007