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KholKholi 

Playing careless Poker. Usually this kind of poker players make all kinds of mistakes. It is a fun way to play when the stake is not high.
Ben is always playing kholkholi on last rounds.
KholKholi by Abdolghader Baghdadi August 13, 2009
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khoshgel 

to cheghadr khoshgel hasti.
you are so hot/beautiful.
khoshgel by talamarie December 5, 2011

Khadija (khdkhd) 

Khadija is a name given to the most beautiful girl in the world. She's a very loving and pure person, who takes care of literally everyone but herself. Everyone loves khd khd and we care about her a lot. Khadija also bases her opinions on tiktok videos and a fortune wheel...
Khadija (khdkhd) by i love khdkhd December 1, 2019
It's a Persian(Mashhadi)word that means the sense of annoying people for fun. It's also the name of an insect.
-Don't you have kokh?why did you tickle me to wake me up?
-Don't spill kokh!(don't bother me!)
-kokhu!(annoying person)
kokh by Kokhu September 13, 2018
Russians commonly use the word khokhol (Russian: хохол) as an ethnic slur for Ukrainians, as it was a common haircut of Ukrainian Cossacks. The term is frequently derogatory or condescending, an equivalent of the Ukrainian term katsap and Polish kacap for Russians. The word comes from Proto-Slavic xoxolъ < *koxolъ, “crest, tuft.”

Besides calling Ukrainians khokhly, Russians also refer to Ukraine as Khokhlyandiya (Ukrainian: Хохляндія, Хохландія) and Khokhlostan (Ukrainian: Хохлостан). The word "Khokhol" with the meaning of "unconscious Ukrainian" refers to the person who renounced their independence, individuality and allegiance to Russia, and instead began using Turkisms (words derived from Turkic languages) that were incorporated into the Ukrainian language
Saloreich air defense claimed four downed missiles over Vinnitsa. Yes yes. Directly over the buildings. Oh, that’s the air defense system of the Khokhol/Khokhlatykh.
Khokhol by deathtoputin July 17, 2022

khosh bosh 

Taken originally from Turkish, the adjective was made famous by its Arabic use to denote a relationship without inhibitions or protocol.
Wow, he just walked straight into that guy's house without prior notice, their friendship must be very khosh bosh
khosh bosh by KingM October 17, 2004