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KTC means to Kill The Conversation.

People often times KTC when texting. Like when they reply back with pointless bullshit that you can't really reply back such as "lol" or "that sucks" so they basically KTC.
Someone might KTC you when they are too busy to give a detailed response or if your not worth their time.
Tim: Sup Stacy.

Stacy: Nothing much, you?

Tim: I woke up this morning feeling like shit, so I didnt go to school.

Stacy: lol

Stacy has just KTC.
KTC by TheKnox June 15, 2010
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Keep The Change
Eugene: F*ck dude my mom scolded me just now fuck.

Albert: Chill. Just keep the change.

Definition : KTC is an abbriedtiation to end a conversation without having anything to respond.
KTC by Samuel H. Jackson December 27, 2018
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We can also define KTCB as KTCL{ Mostly [people asks “What’s KTCL?”
It means Kein The Cum Licker

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