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Kmr (kommer) is norwegian and means «coming», but sometimes when youre in a hurry, it’s very common to just say «Kmr». Made by my man, Erlend Glosli. The smart inventor.
«Jeg kmr»
Kmr by The smart inventor July 7, 2021
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KMRN • KMR • KMRT • KMRA • KMRBCT • KMRBT • kmrct • kmree • KMRHSM • K.M.R.G
person 1: why do you have “kmr 🏆” in your bio?
person 2: “oh it’s because i’m a kanye meat rider”
KMR by kanyeluver August 14, 2023
Kill me right now, for when KMN just isn't intense enough
John: Did you finish your assignment?
Bob: Shit I forgot KMN!
John: You know we also have a test today don't you?
Bob: KMRN!
KMRN by Machiavelli17 April 24, 2016
Kmrct - similar to kmt - means kissing my rass clart teeth! used to vent when feeling particularly irritated about something / someone!
So annoyed spent £300 on my new jimmy choos and the dog chewed them!!!! KMRCT
kmrct by mummy2T October 21, 2010
Kill me right now
just kmrn
kmrn by Animefreakcx August 12, 2016
KMRHSM or Kya machod rha hai sachi me is Phrase used by the most underrated youtuber of India Saiman Says
Patel: RCB won the IPL
Anyone: KMRHSM
KMRHSM by Shenolmaa February 7, 2022
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