KTK is a versatile word that
may be used in any context. The first "k" stands for "kook", a version of the word "
cook" (both pronounced the same
way). It acts as the verb. "T" stands simply for "the" and the last "k" stands for "kut" (pronounced the same
way as "cut"). The "kut" is the most important part of the entire phrase as it can be used as an verb, adjective, noun, adverb, etc. The "kut" was originally a road in the Northern California East
Bay by a team called the Rising Suns.
So, in it's entirety, it is "Kook the KUT!".
"Well...there's nothing
left to say but KTK."
"If you're going to
drive that road, KTK."
Examples of "kut":
"That is the kut of kuts."
"The kutation on that car is
strong."
"I need to put some fuel in the kut."