Khurum 

Pronounced as Kuroom, this name is based in the Middle East and is given to pure souls that embody happiness. Khurum is unforgettable, he/she leaves his mark in your life one way or another, no matter how small a portion they were apart of it. Khurum can just simply arouse people to follow him/her, their charisma along with an unforgettable charm makes it impossible to say anything less than what they want. They are humble beyond belief, holding their tongues to themselves unless there is trouble. Khurum doesn't care about relationships or any companions, to them they are phases and temporary people. It's rare if Khurum falls in love; they will love whomever forever, no matter what. A passionate lover, a passionate kisser, ambitious, an enlightened being, and a loyal friend. That is who Khurum is.

He never stops smiling, I bet his name is Khurum!

Why does it feel like I'm Khurum right now! I'm so happy!

Khurum by King of the Fall July 24, 2014

Khuu

The coolest kid on block, the one that you wanna always want hang out with, the 2nd definition of ladies man.

Guy: look its "Khuu", lets go talk to him
Khuu: Herro.

Khuu by Over-Tons October 18, 2011

khulud 

a kind person sometimes throws tantrum

its her
must be khulud
totally

khulud by ihduaildcjajdgchak,jsgckQ May 8, 2018

khuuism 

when u be smokin da shiz all day...n talkin hella racist like

T -damn peter that black bitch u were fuckin smelt like budussy
P - yeye i was like "FUCK THE NIGGAH"... n she be smokin da shiz to

khuuism by holla hollla holla February 3, 2005

khuuism 

Living the Khuu life.

Scamming when you need to.

khuuism by frank leone January 8, 2005

khukuri knife 

the blade of the famous Nepalese Ghurka soldiers. The knife features a broad, single edged curved blade. It is also rumored that a Ghurka must always draw blood when unsheathing his Khukuri.

The Khukuri blade sliced deep into the Chineese soldier's neck

khukuri knife by Capt_Capacitor April 17, 2005

kuduru 

A musical genre, based mostly on african sounds mixed with dance or techno elements. Usually has one catchy bit, and it's just repeated from the begining to the end of the song with some african dude saying random words which usually make no sense at all like "food! gunshot! television! rice! shoes!".

Kuduru is typical from Portuguese speaking countries (Portugal and it's old colonies, now ran by ex-slaves and slavers, who still explore their former servants).

A real lyric taken from a kuduru song "Estou fazendo arroz!" that's repeated all over until the end of the track. (it means "i'm cooking rice")

kuduru by O contador de histórias August 1, 2007