The ultimate in hair-styling excellence. Classic business in the front look transitions gracefully into a party in the back waterfall, Kentucky style. Usually accompanied by Little E t-shirt, conviction record, beaten wife, and at least 4 but no more than 9 teeth.
Not to be confused with the Kentucky Virgin, though the two are not mutually exclusive.
Not to be confused with the Kentucky Virgin, though the two are not mutually exclusive.
The front of my Kentucky Waterfall says I work at the local Sunoco, but the back says I am addicted to meth.
by Charley West August 27, 2007
by s January 15, 2004
by Johnny dee April 9, 2008
by Sunfyre7896 August 5, 2010
Betty Sue: Momma, do you really think Bobby Joe luvs Mary Lue?
Momma: I had my doubts at first when he pulled up to the weddin' in a limo instead of on a John Deere like every other man in this family has done fur years, but when he stepped out with that newly shorn Kentucky Waterfall, I done knew that honkey's luv was true!
Momma: I had my doubts at first when he pulled up to the weddin' in a limo instead of on a John Deere like every other man in this family has done fur years, but when he stepped out with that newly shorn Kentucky Waterfall, I done knew that honkey's luv was true!
by ruthless November 17, 2004
noun: A horrible haircut that is characterized by shorter hair on the sides and top, with long flowing(usually unkempt and greasy) hair protruding from the back. Usually sported by those either stuck in the 80's, drinking Natty Light, or driving a Camaro. Also known as a Mullet, Neck Blanket, or a Dirtbag.
Dude, check out that guy's Kentucky Waterfall flapping around outside the T-tops of his 1984 Camaro!!!
by BruinsFan78 August 21, 2003
When, in the act of giving oral pleasure to a pregnant girl, her water breaks in your mouth and you are left with placenta juice all over your face.
"I was eating out your mother right before you were born, and next thing I know I get a Kentucky Waterfall! It was the happiest day of my life, I love you son!"
by a-rab6969 May 5, 2010