kamora

A girl who will always be there and is not slutty at all when you see her you can't help but to stare and don't worry guys she might send nudes if she likes you alot

Damn did you see kamora she looks fine asf everyday

by aneyking February 12, 2015

Kamora

Kamora is funny a loving person to be around she has a great personality she gets weak around her crush she like light skins and boys with braces and a lot of hair. She don’t take no stuff and is shy and she stays to herself.

Kamora is always quiet 🤫

by Yarkwtfgo April 23, 2019

kora

This is a transliterated Bangali slang for really awesome; kickass; amazing.

Chuck Norris is fucking kora.

by putkey January 28, 2008

Koradian

A person is "Koradian" when they identify themselves as both Korean and Canadian. This was created by a fella Twitch streamer "Bintokki" after her viewers constantly accused her for being not only a fake Korean but also a fake Canadian.

Are you eating poutine with kimchi? damn, u are such a Koradian material
A Korean-Canadian is a Koreadian

by Seaweed monster January 29, 2020

Korall

Korall is the most outgoing girl. She will say stuff straight up to your face. She’ll be honest. She’s someone you can trust and she’ll never stab you from behind. Don’t ever let her go because than you’ll regret it. First she’s a friend but than finds a way into you heart. The most beautiful girl to ever exist, shes a keeper, not only do you just stare in her eyes and pause but when she’s gone you wish you can go back and and take every second to stay with her. Don’t ever take a Korall for granted she’s the best thing that can ever happen to you.

“She’s being honest” - girl #1
“Of course she is she’s a Korall”- girl #2

by KO20 April 3, 2020

kemoratile

God's Unconditional Love...I, loving God...Thy one's love for God...I love Him for blessing me with this beautiful soul, a true gift from God (A child's name).

Kemoratile, o Modimo Warona.

by Passive Resistance October 3, 2020

Korak

Korak, a fictional character, is the son of Tarzan and Jane Porter.

The story of Korak's youth and growth to manhood was told in the fourth novel, The Son of Tarzan, in which he returned to Africa and lived in the jungle, taking for the first time the name Korak ("Killer" in the language of the Great Apes). Most references to him were as "Korak the Killer".

by Snapper2001 October 30, 2020