Kinnera

an Indian name meaning "angle"; a beautiful person who is often underestimated or misunderstood; an amazing person who prefers people in books rather than other people; an incredibly smart person, often female, with extraordinary powers

"She's so nice, she's just like Kinnera!"
"Wow, she's freaking smart. I wish I was Kinnera like her."

by blah12345678910123456789101234 February 2, 2017

kinnear

1) To take a picture of someone/something without looking through the viewfinder; usually done on the sly.

2) To secretly take a photo of the unsuspecting in a sneaky manner.

3) A method of photography developed by the Yarn Harlot

I saw this woman wearing the worlds worst sweater, so I decided to kinnear her to show my friends.

by pharmgirl147 August 4, 2007

kinnear

To surreptitiously photograph a celebrity or person of interest because you are too nervous or respectful of their privacy to ask for a photo

coined by The Yarn Harlot

I saw Tiger Woods at the airport and I knew you wouldn't believe me so I kinneared him for photographic proof.

by Chicken Betty October 30, 2007

kinnering

Kinnering is a describing word for just about anything. It can be used in any context, in any situation and for anything.

Are you guys kinnering over there?
I'm feeling pretty kinnering.
Mate, you look kinnering!
Wow, that hat is totally kinnering.
I feel like.. kinnering.
I miss you, you're kinnering!

by Anna-Rose April 29, 2008

Kinneavy

One who buys more books than they can read.

That lady is a kinneavy, she bought 30 books last week.

by Lawland August 6, 2011

kinnara

a kinnara is amazing and can get any guy she wants. a kinnara is the most nicest person you will ever meet. she is the most understanding person /friend you will ever meet. she is very very smart and very trust worthy as a person. she is very relatable to certain people.

a kinnara is a narra.

by Nick Camacho May 15, 2018

Kinneret

The Hebrew name of the Sea of Galilee in Northern Israel, located near the city of Tiberias. The origin of the word 'Kinneret' comes from the biblical word meaning 'harp', which is thought to represent the shape of this body of water. It is also the only freshwater source in Israel. Used as an Israeli name for females, though not common.

"During our vacation, we went to see the Kinneret"

by MeriK18 February 4, 2010