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k.i.m. = keep in mind
"k.i.m." tomorrow is Ashleys Birthday!"
k.i.m. by jerseyjoshy April 9, 2010
n. 1. Keep It Movin'... 2. Kimberly Chanel Daviss-Calderone....
Simply put, when the bullshit starts up, K.I.M.----Keep It Movin'
K.I.M. by misstigalilli September 6, 2010
acronym that stands for Krazy Insane MotherFucker. These 3 letters is always given to an OCD afflicted female who wants someone of the opposite sex but doesn't have the courage to talk to or cheat on with. A crazy bitch who needs to get some real dick but is unable too due to being on the hook by her current pimp.
Hi, Stop being a K.I.M. we were just messing with you. We didn't really mean it.
The biggest Nick Lea worshipper on the face of the planet. And owner of Krycek. K.I.M. = KrycekIsMine. Bow down to K.I.M.

And worship the hamster.
K.I.M. is so cool! I want to be just like K.I.M.!
K.I.M. by K.I.M. January 21, 2004
"That is really something that would happen to a K.I.M."
K.I.M by yeahthatone18 December 17, 2008
An acronym for keep it moving. When a man gets to a point where he is ready to move on from a fling or short-lived relationship she takes on this moniker.
"Hey Dude, you still talking to that chick from last weekend?"

"Nah man, I K.I.M.'ED her. On to the next one
K.I.M by CharleyW May 3, 2016
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