kill on everything

to make dead (often used to threaten someone who calls your boy gay)

anonymous snap user on yolo: is kevin gay? i’ve been hearing from mad people he is
brandon (wanting to defend his friend): slide up and lemme know who this is me and kevin will kill on everything

by matilda marie October 24, 2019

kill in bed

To fuck someone so hard they won’t forget it.

Drake: Yo I kill in bed so hard last night.

Leon: Bruh how do you do that?

Drake: You fuck her so hard she won’t forget.

Leon: Aye that’s my boy

by afhsg June 3, 2018

Killing the company

When you shit on company time

You only worked 7 hours instead of 8, you're killing the company

by Joseeehosee August 21, 2020

killed a horse

The act of defecation, pooping, or taking a shit, in which the fecal matter smells exceptionally foul, similar to the smell of a rotting horse carcass.

He wanted to take a shower but couldn’t go into the bathroom because someone had just killed a horse.

by Cainblack2004 August 23, 2019

Creative Kill

A sport that takes place in grotty university housing that involves the innovative mass genocide of small crane fly or other insect infestations. The use of utensils or other killing weapons is highly regarded in this sport.

I just fried a crane fly. CREATIVE KILL

I just pulled off its wings and smashed it. CREATIVE KILL

I just burnt that crane fly with my lighter. CREATIVE KILL

by Snapbackchat May 24, 2014

Kill Corn

The process in which a group of people (Friends, Band Members or Degenerates) recycle corn either through defecation or vommiting, only to reconsume the product over and over until, one by one, group participants yell 'I give" and drop out of the contest. The last one standing is known as 'Kill Corn!"

Bob remained the last one standing in the kill corn group contest! Bob is now 'King of the Kill Corns!'

by Marilynn Husk August 10, 2010

Top Kill

An impotent solution to an out of hand problem.

Switching the meeting time from Thursday to Tuesday is a top kill; it will do little to improve the meetings’ effectiveness.

by NHTeach June 3, 2010