Kirtesh

Kirtesh is a common name in India. Its derived from two words in Hindi language: Kirti (also spelt as Keerti) meaning Fame, Glory or Prestige and Ishwar meaning God or Ruler.

My friend's name is Kirtesh.

by HindiNames May 3, 2010

Lewisham Kite

A discarded plastic bag floating beautifully through the air, like a child's kite. Named after the poverty stricken area in South London, England, where the phenomenon often occurs

"Man is that a bird, or a plane?"
"Nah bruv, that's just a Lewisham Kite."

by Loaded Jeff January 5, 2009

flying a kite

(1)mail sent to or from jail, for or from inmates
their basic means to keeping contact with those on the outside.
also may contain details on who someone wants to be killed
(these persons are known as "hard candy")

"When I'm 'Flying A Kite'...
Prison Niggas Off Shit With A Quick Letter"
-Curtisey

by Brick-City August 19, 2006

lost her kite

visible tampon string on the nude beach

shes' lost her kite!

by michael foolsley January 14, 2010

Mr. Kite

Someone extremely eccentric. Stems from the Beatles song "For the benefit of Mr. Kite".

John: Alex, you've turned into such a Mr. Kite after that party in L.A.

by Prometheus Whist June 5, 2009

kite landboard

Kitesurfing on land using a mountain board.

"How'd you sprain your ankle"
"I hurt it while kite landboarding, jumped 15 feet in the air and came down pretty hard."

by kchinook January 15, 2009

kite whacker

the stereo-typical name for white people often used by African- Americans in public areas. Another word for white cracker

look at that kite whacker with his confederate flag

by drewslaw the coleslaw May 20, 2010