karened

To be extremely intoxicated from copious amounts of alcohol.

Person 1: "Do you remember anything that happened last night?"
Person 2: "Nah, nothing. I was totally karened outta my mind."

Coworker 1: "Why is Jill sleeping on top of the fax machine?"
Coworker 2: "Oh, don't mind her. she's probably still karened from last night"

by Ktothe May 21, 2010

Karened out

When someone turns into a Karen

She just Karened out of nowhere

by Blackfame March 9, 2021

karene

1. a hobbit
2. a garden gnome
3. gnobbit
4. troll
5. a chinese leprechaun

brandon has a karene on his front lawn.

by philip chao August 9, 2008

“Karenesque”

“When you see someone who acts like a Karen, looks like a Karen and feels like a standard Karen. Someone who reeks of entitlement and casual intolerance (no offense to the few kind Karens out there) and has the mannerisms that define and are synonymous with the name Karen”

Look at that girl, she’s so ”Karenesque”

Her names Karen? Well that does makes sense to me. She seemed so “Karenesque”

by “Jacobindorian” November 9, 2019

karendatory

Something that is mandatory because Karen says it should be.

It is karendatory that everyone wear a Corona mask whenever they leave the house.

by Rynesdad May 25, 2020

Karenadians

adj. Canadians that exude Karen-like attitudes and actions

Woah, Karenadians take things too seriously, eh?

by TheVeggieSlayer October 6, 2020

karendemic

Environmental psychosis afflicting middle-aged women, primarily named Karen, predominantly in the United States. Symptoms include, but may not be limited to; irrational, public outbursts of bat shit crazy in unsuspecting passerbys during everyday life occurrences, complete emotional meltdowns over masking up during pandemics, and irrational racist fears triggered by the Trumplican party. Given the out break of “Karens” the moniker is now commonly referred to any female having an irrational meltdown in public, hence a Karendemic.

The COVID-19 Pandemic birthed the first Karendemic, likely as a result of months of historic and strict stay at home orders and the mental and emotional stress endured.

by AutoMattic March 25, 2021