Killsy

Independent alt pop artist who will haunt your dreams with silky vocals and consume you with thought provoking lyrics and story. A hint of digestive issues (so you know he’s hawt)

I can’t stop playing Killsy music.
I’ll never be the same after hearing that Killsy song.

by Rckrd November 22, 2021

Killy

A very close friend that you trust

J1 is my Killy you know, known man from young still

by Ggfb June 21, 2020

Thibault kills

Ciggarette kills (the last part or a smoke)
given to person who asks to kill your smoke. However, the kills is not 3 puffs left it in. You give them about 1/2 a puff left until the filter.

(jim) can i have kills of your smoke?
(steve) yea sure. Thibault kills.
(jim)Oh for fucks sakes....

by Steez king STAples May 11, 2009

killstroke

Stroking your dick till you're dead/stroking someones dick to death.

Friend: Oh shit, he pulled a killstroke on himself!
Friend(2): A sad way to die...

by SMLE December 3, 2018

killslick

An old person who typically blames people for D-dosing after leaving his clan, he is also well known for his collections of PJ pics he gets from underaged kids.

Do you want admin? send me PJ pics first

He left the clan, therefore, he's a D-doser - killslick

by pjpics September 29, 2014

Killshok

Pestilence of fansubbing that has lead to the acronym "aj" meaning "absolute junk". Complete disregard to any asian language, namely Japanese and Korean.

"your f*cks and your tradors!!!"
"Prelude of the Baridegi princess (Scrapped Princess 1)"
"Mass naked child events"

by mf January 27, 2004

Kills Me

Kills Me can be used in describing a thing, person, object or anything basically. It means that a thing has a trait that causes an emotionally reaction in the person viewing the thing.

Variations are;
Kill me
Killed me

The well known novel, The Catcher in the Rye (J.D. Salinger) features the character Holden Caulfield who frequently uses the phrase when reacting to phonies.

That girl is so good looking she kills me.

That movie was so bad it killed me.

by Holden M. Caulfield December 30, 2005