Its a very unique Arebic name meaning group of star. you can say galaxy.Its not a common name.

1st person:what's your name?
Me:kehkasha
1st person:ooh that's a beautiful name and its suits you a lot.
Me:blush.
Person named 'kehkasha' stand out of the crowd just because of not so common name.someone who has shiny eyes just like their name.People can't resist themselves for falling such a person.It defines a person who sticks to promises.someone who is easily accepted by people,strong,loving and friendly.Person doesn't take bullshit from people n fights back.doesn't care what people say at the back and loves to be unique and different in its own way.

Kehkashauniquestarlovingfriendlyfights backstrong

kehkasha by galaxy07 November 17, 2013

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Kehlani

The baddest bitch you could EVER encounter, she’s cute or watevah and is kind hearted, she cares about others feelings a lot and would do anything for her friends

have you heard about that girl Kehlani??
yeah she is THAT bitch

Kehlani by speakingfactsperiodt October 13, 2019

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Corby Kebab

An infamous comestible from Taste of Chilli Kebab House on Occupation Road in Corby. A kebab that literally contains EVERYTHING and weighs about 10 kilos. This thing would give you meat poisoning, and is about 10000 calories. Takes approx. 2 hours to eat. Costs £5. Would safely feed a family of 4 pissheads.

Is the same shape and size as a bottle of pop when wrapped, so you can either eat it or use it to chin someone.

Could also be used as a battering ram to smash your door in when coming home from the pub and you've lost your keys.

"Corby Kebab mate, and chips.. and an ambulance. My heart's failed.."

Corby Kebab by Hen Broon July 16, 2009

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kebapche

A special sort of meal, which is made of minced meat and spices and is very similar to the meatball, but has a different shape. Another difference between those is that the meat for meatballs has onions in it, which is not true for the kebapche. It looks like a finger, but is usually longer and thicker. It is always grilled, unlike meatballs which can be also fried. Bulgarians usually consume it with "shopska" sallad or french fries.

I like eating kebapcheta.

kebapche by Margaritka May 14, 2006