Kos

(proper noun) A narcissistic guy who hates everyone who isn't him. They tend to rule over large groups of equally hateful people.

(v) to be narcisstically angry all the time.

I just went to Kos's blog for two minutes and now I will once again read my laundry list of why I hate my politically adversaries!!!!!

Look out, he's Kosing out of control!

by Truthington477 April 05, 2007

KO

KO Kick Off The start of a sport involving a ball

The KO time is later today as a Royal event is being televised in the morning.

by CriostoirHulme August 02, 2005

KOS

KOS in prison means Kill On Sight. Prisoners who are KOS will be killed as soon as possible by other inmates. They are usually in for awful crimes, usually of a sexual nature or violence against mass innocents like children.

They will get you if you are a KOS target. If you have a peanut allergy they will slide peanutbutter under your door, and this has actually happened.

by @mrkulci November 30, 2020

Ko

a total loser with no friends

Ko has no friends and eats from a trash can alone

by Dazoklis July 17, 2011

Ko ko bop

Ko ko bob means taking drugs

"We're going ko ko bop"

by Pinkukinku July 26, 2017

Ko-Ko-Kocaine

Kolson.

"Hey, Ko-Ko-Kocaine!"

by Humphrey the forth of Sardinia February 14, 2019

Ko

It doesn't only mean Knock Out. It also means Kilobyte=Ko.
Ko is very familiar. A large file is 12 737 Ko.
Ko is Coca Cola's symbol on the stock market. Ko is the name of many companies including Ko and Co (Ko and Company).

KO are some people's initials. KO is a good blog from Pakistan. Ko is now very much open to interpretations but the first ones are Knock Out (KO) as in boxing or as in a gorgeous person and Kilobyte (Ko) as in 1000 Ko will make 1 Mo. When you're sending a 12 737 Ko file, you're in trouble because servers will stop you, it's too heavy. Please add on to the meaning of Ko.

Imagine someone's initials being PS (Patricia Smith) or NB (Norman Brown) or CC (Carmen Constanza)or C/O:care of (Claude Otterburg). I believe our initials define us in a way...

by Katherine Ouimet April 23, 2006