Knäck

An andjective used to describe things and actions, that are mostly positive.

Simon: OOh look at that flower its beautiful!
Chris: Yes indeed! Its very knäck!

You can also use Knäck to describe something negative, such as in this example:

Dude: Not to be racist or anything, but racecars suck!
Broski: Dude that was not very knäck of you to say that.

by Klaus Trophoby April 23, 2021

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Kracell, one of the most beautiful and bright women you will ever come across. An activist through and through with a style of her very own. The wind pipes of Alicia keys and the locks of rapunzel. When she’s not enticing you with her remixed melodies, she will be stealing your women’s heart. Better in the actual kitchen than she is running a virtual one. Her only drawback is her forethought of all she needs to do to protect the livelihood of herself and those she cares most about. Always willing to heat you up a cup of warm tea in your most trying thunderstorm hours, Kracell’s love knows no bounds. A name worthy of a novel, Kracell is one of the worlds GOATS and a pleasure to all those around her.

My bitch got stoled by a Kracell, and I ain’t even mad about it.

by Jrthedutchmen May 5, 2021

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knäckebrot

Dried up bread that on its own tastes like cardboard, commonly found in any german supermarket or first graders lunchbox.

Although it contains the word "Knäck" in it, it is in fact not very knäck if you dont put some leberwurst or something like that on it.

I ate some delightful Knäckebrot this morning.

by Prof. Dr. Simon Acula June 3, 2021

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