K Dot
K Dot by Sabermetrics January 28, 2013
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K dot
Written as "K." Used in conversation as another way to say {Cool story bro} or express how you don't give a flying fuck about what was just said.
K dot by P3h15t0r1c November 22, 2014
Word of the Day on November 30, 2014
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K Dot
The word K dot originates from the word K which is a slang term for ok. Adding dot on the end to the word K dot makes it a sarcastic and negative comment. It is the opposite of the word ok it means you are clearly not ok and have chosen to be very out spoken and distasteful about doing so. This word is most commonly used by bitches and people with no respect for the people or person they are talking too.
Millie: I don't think our friendship is working out I think your an awesome person we just aren't meant to be friends at this point in our lives.
Chloe: K Dot ( walks away)
Chloe: K Dot ( walks away)
K Dot by UrbanDictionary10962 December 10, 2019
k dot kid
k dot kid
is when u slowly rub your dick until you cum all over your hands then you lick your creamy liquid
is when u slowly rub your dick until you cum all over your hands then you lick your creamy liquid
k dot kid by iloveurbandictonary April 5, 2010
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