kesem

Kesem means magic in Hebrew and is also the name of the most amazing organization on the planet. Camp Kesem is a non profit organization that provides a free week of summer camp for kids whose parents have been affected by cancer. If you are someone you know could use the magic of Kesem, be sure to research it!!

Camp Kesem saved my life for real.

kesem by GrizzandPika November 4, 2019

kesem

name, means magic in Hebrew. usually a name for an awesome, funny, crazy red head girl.

"Did you see Kesem last week? yeah, she's so cool. I wish my name was Kesem"

kesem by cassie February 3, 2005

Kesem

Fat
Plump
Ugly
Useless
Lonely

Example:
Kesem;i dont carr

Kesem by Acvdfnh June 26, 2018

keemstar 

A garden gnome.

I just put my keemstar outside on my grass where it belongs

keemstar by swagmaster800e July 5, 2016

Keemstar 

33 year old reporting "news" then acts like a 12 year old on twitter

That gnome keemstar

Keemstar by GnomeFighter June 10, 2016

Kerem

If you have a kerem in your life then you are lucky.A Kerem will kick your skinny ass in Fifa. He's quite handsome, somewat smooth, and very intelligent. A kerem will tell you straight up how it is and cheer you up when your feeling down. If You have have a kerem in your life,then you have a cook in your life.

Girl 1: look at that guy over there
Girl 2: wow, that's a kerem right there, wish my bf was more like a kerem.

Kerem by J.w.p.girl November 27, 2012

Ken Kesey

The author of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Major influence in psychedelic drug use on the west coast such as Timothy Leary was on the east. He and his band of Merry Pranksters experimented with drugs such as LSD and cannabis beginning in the early sixties, predating much of the later era hype. In I believe 1964, they undertook a cross-country road trip in a psychedelic, day-glo, hand-painted old school bus. All along the way, they "turned on" many people to the mind-expanding effects of LSD. They lived communally at Kesey's cabin in La Honda, and hosted parties called Acid Tests where the house band, an early incarnation of the Grateful Dead, played. Here, they served "Electric Kool-Aid," which was Kool-Aid spiked with acid. in short, Ken Kesey is one of my idols.

Ken Kesey and his band of Merry Pranksters are described in detail in Tom Wolfe's novel, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test."

Ken Kesey by coryr185 December 9, 2008