Kinesi 

Derived from the Greek word for 'Cantonese'.

An Asian student temporarily studying in a host nation.

Heavily subsidised income from parents in Asia allows for expensive cars and apartments to be procured, whilst an inabilty to relate to the culture of host nation means an unwillingness to learn local language and have a social circle extending further than other kinesis.

Kinesis inner city apartments always smell like boiled cabbage.

Kinesi by k-dog January 26, 2005

kingsingh

Name for an Indian man who is swimming in pussy.

Neil: Dude I heard Raj fucked Sharn and Husna
Mill: Yeah he's a real kingsingh

kingsingh by Bob Vance December 6, 2016

kinsider 

When you think that you might start kinning a character

Person 1: Wow, I'm really relating to this character a lot.
Person 2: I think you might want to kinsider them.

kinsider by lvntn May 13, 2020

Kingsisle 

A greedy corporation with no care for its customers. Creators of Wizard101 and its ignored cousin Pirate101.

Employee 1: We should spend some money to create more playable content for our players
Kingsisle: In terms of money, we have no money

Kingsisle by Colbawa June 20, 2020

Kinetic laughter 

When 2 or more girls are together and start laughing uncontrolably and/or spontaneously.

Madi and Cassie started laughing uncontrollably at random. Rob named the phenomenon kinetic laughter.

Kinetic laughter by Kineticlaughtersociety April 23, 2018

kinsian theorum 

Babykins + Babykins = Babyki

Babykins - Babykins = sadness

A scientific theorum proven by Babyki.

e.g Kinsian theorum proves that babykin + babykins equals happiness.

kinsian theorum by Babykins1 May 3, 2009

Castle Kingside 

Noun

A supplementary glass containing some form of hard spirit, traditionally a whisky, which sits separately alongside one’s pint of ale or stout.

A punter of a drinking establishment who has a pint and a separate spirit on the go, simultaneously, is said to be drinking "castle kingside". The act of ordering this particular drinking setup — assuming the drinker is already on pints but wants an accompanying spirit — is known as “castling”, or “to castle”, from the verb castle.

The term is derived from the chess move of the same name, whereby the king is moved two squares towards a rook (castle) on the player's first rank, then the rook is moved to the square over which the king crossed. The outcome leaves the king and rook side-by-side.

Josh: “Is that Tim over there at the bar, drinking castle kingside?”

Tom: “Yeah mate, it’s not even 5 o’clock.”

Castle Kingside by thebigthree March 8, 2020