Katsma
A family name, used in the northern part of the Netherlands. Known for its strong ability to overcome their own battles. But terrified by any other living creature then a human being.
Katsma by Diabolo2.0 December 6, 2021
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Katsap
A word used mainly by Ukrainians to refer to Russians in a negative tone. Originates from the word 'goat' (tsap), referring to the goatees once almost universally popular in Russia
I don't understand all those complaints from katsaps living in foreign countries - let them all return to their native Katsapstan!
Katsap by Connoisseur78 July 27, 2011
katimavik
Under the disguise of a Canada's Leading Youth Volunteer program, it's a science experiment gone awry, lasting nine months and consisting with the strangest group of 17-21 year olds imaginable. The "Katimaviktims" (clever, oh ho ho) live with 10 other strangers and volunteer 8 hours a day in three different parts of Canada. The program includes making 10 page protocalls to go pee, enduring weekly house meetings that are more painful than plucking out your own eye, turning vegitarian or learning to loathe vegitarians, creating screaming wrestling matches over lifted toilet seats, dishes, lint traps, or music, and still somehow managing to get an amazingly positive life-altering experience.
Just don't ever mention toilet seats.
Just don't ever mention toilet seats.
Recently graduated highschool student/frustrated university dropout/bored drifter: What's this? Katimavik? A free travelling program offered by some abstract arm of the Canadian government? Promised self discovery? What's there to lose?
katimavik by A Katimaviker April 25, 2006
katamari damacy
The absolute greatest and best video game ever made, wherein a large ball of stuff is rolled around, picking up other stuff until it gets larger and can pick up bigger stuff.
Defeated Godzilla.
Defeated Godzilla.
katamari damacy by Flynn Taggart November 9, 2004
Katamari Damacy
Also known as Katamari Damashii. A video game for the Playstation 2. Story:The King of Cosmos was drunk one night and destroyed the stars in the sky with his reckless driving. As the Prince of Cosmos, it is up to you to go to earth (Japan to be exact), roll up as many things as you can into a ball called a "katamari" (which means "ball" or "clump" in japanese), and throw it into the heavens - so it will become a new star.
The game is easy to learn, very addictive, and extremely fun. Only the two analog sticks on the PS2 controller are used, along with a few others that serve minor purposes. You begin rolling up small objects such as erasers and thumbtacks, but by the games end, your "katamari" consists of buildings, giant squids, clouds, and even islands.
If you like innovative titles, or just plain fun ones, pick this game up. It's only $20! ROYAL RAINBOW!
The game is easy to learn, very addictive, and extremely fun. Only the two analog sticks on the PS2 controller are used, along with a few others that serve minor purposes. You begin rolling up small objects such as erasers and thumbtacks, but by the games end, your "katamari" consists of buildings, giant squids, clouds, and even islands.
If you like innovative titles, or just plain fun ones, pick this game up. It's only $20! ROYAL RAINBOW!
Katamari Damacy by Mashyuu January 30, 2005
Katsap
Katamari
A tiny ball of alien origin. By rolling over objects smaller then it, they instantly stick to the ball and make it bigger. The bigger it gets, the larger the objects that can stick to it. When it reaches a preset size, it is launched into space and turns into a star. Used in the Japanese video game 'Katamari Damacy'.
Katamari by k00ld00d321 December 30, 2004
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