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Kiwibeast 

1. a plant from Plants vs. Zombies 2 which thumps out damage, but also has high HP and when it's damaged, it grows bigger, dealing more damage and has a bigger area of effect between thumps.

2. (Derogatory) a foolish man.
"Kiwibeast isn't really bad and it performs way better than Phat Beet in terms of damage and survivability against tankier Zombies."

"Those kiwibeasts don't know how to play Monopoly unfortunately because they haven't played a single boardgame like this before."
Kiwibeast by Otheruser325 April 2, 2023
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Kiwi Beast 

This is a mid plant that scares volcanic jay
“Post kiwi beast to scare volcanic Jay.”
Kiwi Beast by MyMom6969 March 1, 2023
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kiwileather 

that is a kiwileather and a half
kiwileather by suuuuCCCCing June 22, 2017

Kiwimaster 

He is a thing that just spawned from nowhere. He is a Foster the People fan and slapped The Rock at the osceez.
“Who is Kiwimaster?”
“He’s that guy who destroyed my life.”
Kiwimaster by Kiwimaster April 19, 2022

kiwitastic 

A kiwi that is fantastic.
That kiwi is kiwitastic!
kiwitastic by jaszx May 11, 2022

KingBeast 

A legendary figure or creature that embodies unmatched strength, wisdom, and authority. Often used to describe someone or something that dominates a particular field or realm with exceptional prowess and leadership.
After years of hard work, he finally earned the title of KingBeast in the competitive gaming world, always leading his team to victory with strategic brilliance and raw skill.
KingBeast by fart monkey 21 December 20, 2024
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