Koseluk

Koseluk is a russian word for fat bitch.

That girl's last name is Koseluk. Therefore, she must be a fat bitch.

by prettypony62345 March 18, 2009

koster

Describes a person that becomes too involved in being lazy, and refuses to partake in outside activities.

"Man Gage was totally pulling a koster today, he stayed inside playing gauntlet instead of coming out and playing frisbee."

by General PainGoD April 14, 2010

kosher

Word used to assure a jewish chick that she does indeed wanna suck your sausage.

Jewish Girl: I wanna give you head, but I dunno....I have a boyfriend and...

Me: Look baby, my meat is Kosher, so eating me won't get your ortho ass in any trouble, now make with the dome!

Jewish Girl: *laughing* ok, you talked me into it!

by Destructive Criticism April 27, 2005

Kosong Math

Math titles that come with zero hints and solutions, which is usually a no-no or put-off even for above-average students, who want to study the solutions of brain-unfriendly questions to hone their mathematical problem-solving skills—“kosong” is the Malay word for zero.

It’s not surprising that no matter how creative or fertile the math questions in some kosong math books are, few teachers, much less parents or homeschoolers, are attracted to buying them, which is a double blow for both authors and publishers, which ought to know better that zero solutions often translates into low or no sales.

by MathPlus July 15, 2021

Koshi

Japanese for "condescending little prick". A man who makes up for his small stature by acting like he's King Asshole. Ashamed of the size of his small penis.

That Koshi is such an asshole!

by Japanese/American Reference October 27, 2011

Koshatul

Brilliant, Very Fast Thinking, Quick Learning, Idles in IRC

You are not the Koshatul, you are a loser
Koshatul, Mate !

by Koshatul August 14, 2003

Kosen

Pronunciation: Co-Sin.

Noun.

Meaning: "Correct". Or "The Correct One".

Also meaning "Ray" as in "Ray of light" in the Japanese language.

In a sentence:"I think that He is a Kosen"
Also used in the sentence "Kosen Is Correct".

Used to show that someone is always correct or in the right way of thinking.

by kosen13 January 2, 2009