killarious

When something in a video game, mostly MMOs is hillarious and involves lots of killing.

Rofl, they kept comming at me but they were no match and all died trying it was killarious!

by Thebubbleboy March 18, 2008

kill me now i have so much homework

a saying which one says under great amount of homework or project related stress

"kill me now i have so much homework" jeff said, just before he commit suicide because of the massive amount of homework his teachers gave him that day

by John Titor/Barrel December 5, 2017

Killacktron

A person that has a habit of stealing dildos or other sexual toys not belonging to them.

He is known to be a real killacktron. He took her dildo for his own use later.

by Jaelb October 11, 2020

Kill yourself nigger

Main quote used by Call of Duty players.

Kid: Hi sir-
Niggakilla420: KILL YOURSELF NIGGER

by Leviticus Zachary Fingerdoodle September 11, 2023

Radio Kill

To completely annihilate any interest in a particular song by overplaying it on the radio.
Any song that is played around 50 times a day is effectively radio-killed

In order to effectively radio kill songs like "You're Beautiful" (which is akin to beating a dead horse since the song blows anyway), one must play it repeatedly on all the shitty radio stations until the playcount reaches 6 figures and people go postal from even hearing part of the lyrics.

98% of Christmas music is radio-killed at least a month before the actual Christmas day.

by Lord CrutchCricket December 10, 2008

Java Kill

The form of assassination taking place when the victum is repeatedly reminded that it's "Classroom in Session" every day for the course of a semester.

Our teacher has Java Killed half the class last year!

Wow... no kidding... they look like they were told the "Logic, Logic, LOGIC" thing again.

Nah man... it was just the usual "Your life will..."

by Java-Dead May 17, 2009

railing kill

A cliched maneuver of incapacitating adversaries in many action-based films by firing at a rival gunmen standing near a guard rail, to which they then flip over the structure (more often then not, clutching the entry wound before plummeting). Possibly first referenced in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode "Space Mutiny".

Damn, did you see how far the drop was after that railing kill?! The only thing that could've made that better was if he did a Wilhelm Scream!

by SeeNickWalk July 8, 2009