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A term used to describe someone who is naturally funny, chaotic in a good way, and somehow makes every situation more entertaining without even trying. A Kevinated person usually turns normal moments into inside jokes and keeps the vibe alive.
Bro the party was boring until Kevin showed up… the whole place got kevinated.
Kevinated by piyush. March 5, 2026
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kerminated 

To have your job or role eliminated by a muppet.
John's been kerminated, I'll miss his sexy dancing the most!
kerminated by playslikebuttah May 11, 2017

Kevinate 

verb: 1) The act of making something or someone Kevin-like.
2)-d; modified in nature by Kevin, or by someone who makes it like Kevin.
1) "The boy was very uncool, so we had to Kevinate him"
2) "Look at that place, it is totally Kevinated..."
Kevinate by The Kevinated One October 2, 2003

Kevinardox 

Verb: Act in an intelligent way shape or form.
John will try to kevinardox in class today.
Kevinardox by churchtorre February 6, 2023

Kevingatesofficial 

Kevingatesofficial is a HILARIOUS influencer on instagram. They are insanely attractive as well! Sometimes I just finger myself while looking at their page!😅 I just can’t resist myself. I desire many things with them and wish they were mine..🤕
“Yo who’s kevingatesofficial?” “they’re one of the most amazing editors and seriously funny and entertaining! they are so fine that I touch myself to their account!”
To be locked in an old messy car with dysfunctional back doors. How long it takes you to get out says a lot about the type of person you are.
"Dude, I got Kevined today?"
"You're such a scrub bro!"
Kevined by TraceRabil December 2, 2011

kevintehpwn 

one of the ways describing how 'pwn' kevin is
Omg kevintehpwn!
kevintehpwn by Anonymous November 5, 2003
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