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One who lives in a cave.
That bear is pulling a Kravnos for the winter.
Kravnos by Orryn May 14, 2003
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A cave dwelling mammal with little if not any life outsider of his/her computer
There is a Kravnos lurking in that cave
Kravnos by Teddy Roosevelt February 21, 2003
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the epitome of jealousy from others.
Jim: I wish I was as good as him! I think i'll flame him now KEKekekeke~
Bob: quit havin' a kravnos, jim.
Kravnos by yawn.zzz February 22, 2003
The act of running away from confrontation like a little bitchboy.
BANG!! (car backfires)

"Holy shit! Look at that guy kravnos outta here!"
Kravnos by Horace Deep Throat February 23, 2003
To be sheltered in an enclosed area for days without friends, food or water.
The abandoned crack house by the train tracks was the "Kravanos" for many of Compton's underprivileged kids.
Kravnos by Gary Coleman February 22, 2003
A guy/ girl who only dates people that have big butts/ thick.
Alex is so cute!! Too bad I’m skinny, he’s a krasnos.
Krasnos by Ty Rex April 19, 2019
Someone who only dates people that are thick/ have big butts
Damn Sam is so hot!!
Too bad I’m skinny, he’s a krasnos.
Krasnos by Ty Rex April 19, 2019
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