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-An unknown word to describe something unknown.
-An example of why words just are what they are. There's no reason why mile wouldn't be klorp instead. (It just happens to be that way.)
Randy: "The sign says sixty miles to Camden. I wonder why they call it a 'mile'?"
Earl: "Well, because that's what it is. What else are you gonna call it... a 'klorp'? No one would know what you're talking about."
klorp by tervakuoppa May 3, 2007
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Used to describe something that is ridiculous
You got to be klorping my dick off!
Bruh what kind of klorp shit is this?
Klorp by Jigga B00 J0nes June 17, 2016
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klorp Klorpy klop klomp Klope klopek kloop klopatchistan klopelqver klopp
1.) To perform a spectacular act under pressure with extreme success (See clutch)

2.) To Photoshop to where it look eerily real
Wow, you did a double backflip on the trampoline while taking off your shirt? That's so Klopptch.
Klopptch by SoccerFiend07 August 17, 2011

korpiklaani 

An amazing folk metal band from Finland.
The band's name means "Forest Clan" in english.
Their lyrics deal with a variety of subjects, such as beer, partying, and subterranean men who like to get drunk and party.
Attending a gig is a near-religious experience..
Dude, Korpiklaani is playing, grab as much beer as you possibly can!
korpiklaani by Jort November 19, 2007
Verb (chiefly Scottish in origin): to experiment and to make a mess simultaneously. To experiment in a way that is aimless or dangerous.
Alister's mother hid his chemistry set in a secret location after he nearly destroyed the kitchen while klorting.
klort by AYYFRON December 9, 2009

Körperklaus

Jemand der seinen Körper nicht unter Kontrolle hat und entsprechend lächerlich aussieht bzw. besonders schlechte Aktionen bringt, wenn er Sport treibt.
"Du bist so ein Körperklaus."
Körperklaus by OddDict July 8, 2015
Klope has an unknown origin and no one is quite sure what it means exactly, however, it is often used in the sence of stealing. Klope or klop is mostly used in Norway as the pronouciation is rather different, like "Keh-loh-peh" said quickly. It can be used as "stealing" or in the sense that you'll mess someone up, as shown in the second example.
I'll klope your kebab twat!

I'm gonna klop you fam!
Klope by Bagmannu February 28, 2017