kiska

Kiska means pussy in Russian

You have very nice kiska!

I want to lick your kiska!

by Eckersley December 31, 2015

kishan

PLAYER, interested in cricket, a typical indian boy

boy1: check out that guy wiv all the girls
boy2: wow he's such a kishan

by mr_spiderpig September 25, 2007

kishaan

Kishaan is the most indian/Sri-Lankan boy you will ever find he has a good and a bad side but mostly uses the good side he has the power to feel the universe he is a manifestation of the god Krishna ( Vishnu). He can be a roadman at times , and has a very strong sense of humour. His favourite curry is aubergine ( cuth-er-ee-ka). He is really strong and has a six pack. He is sometimes known to carry a bow by the name Khadaveera ( Unknown Weapon). He the khadaveeradhari ( Unknown warrior) can destroy evil in the twang of his bow and can bring piece the khadaveerastra the most powerful astra known to god and man can destroy the whole universe and dimensions. He is kind very handsome and has a love for playing the piano, Flute, Mridangam and Veena (Sitar).

No one can be a Kishaan.

by Kishaan Satha June 6, 2018

Kishaun

A really cool guy who can be really nice and cute at times he is good at sports and has lots of friends

Hey Kishaun nice meeting u

by Some on from pk November 18, 2018

kishanth

He is the boss, the strongests, destroys everything in his path. He is handsome and funny and gets all the ladies.He is worshipped by everyone and is recognised as a chad and is all-knowing for he knows everyones sins and has the power of god. Also he has BBC.

"Yo, that guy is a kishanth"
"Wow so cool"
"I want to be like him some day"

by LegendaryMonkey449 August 29, 2021

Kishan

Indian Brampton Yute who wants to bump Nav 24/7. He likes programming and is smart.

Dang is that Kishan over there?

by UrbanNameWriter November 12, 2020

Kishkas

Plural. Jewish/Yiddish slang for a person's intestines or digestive system.

"I remember that when they announced from the radio the explosion of the first atomic bomb, he said aloud, 'maybe that would do the job.' But all catharses were in vain for that man: his KISHKAS were gripped by the iron hand of outrage and frustration. Among his other misfortunes, I was his wife's favourite"
- Portnoy, talking about his father's constipation. From 'Portnoy's Complaint', by Philip Roth

by Chicken Pants November 10, 2006