Kufus 

another word for the female sexual organ known as the vagina. more vulgar than the scientific name but less threatening than such words as pussy or snatch.

Sorry I was late to band practice, I was smackin' kufus with that red head down the street.

Kufus by Astro werewolf 2003 March 12, 2009

kumush 

In Turkik languages Kumush means Silver, it is a very important word in countries like Kyrgyzstan, Kazakstan, Tadjikistan and all the others with -stan at the end! For many silver was very hard to get at time of Renaissance. The people with name Kumush are very unique, and it is a very rare name. The name Kumush goes good with names Rachel and Anastasia. The characteristics go well together, so if you have a daughter want to name her silings Rachel or Anastasia

Kumush = silver necklace
or you can just say kumush and it still makes sense in all the Turkik speaking countrys, so if you would say kumush,kumush saying silver,silver!!!

kumush by Kumush January 3, 2008

Kufuing 

To Kufu - I.E - Rage. Alot. Over nothing.

"Yo Kufu tranq this" -Ex "SHUT THE FUCK UP I SWEAR TO GOD IF I HEAR YOUR VOICE ONE MORE TIME!!!!" - Great example of Kufuing.

Kufuing by Ecstatix July 24, 2010

kunfuse 

Kunfuse is a term used mainly by NCTzens - fans of the popular South Korean Boy group- NCT, as in confuse. Here the "con" in confuse is replaced by "kun" - a member from NCT/WAYV.

Sorry, I'm so kunfused right now.

kunfuse by Nana's Girl♡ February 12, 2021

kulusevski 

“There’s not a soul out there,

“No one to hear my prayers,

“Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden,

“He came from Juventus,

“And he plays on the wing.

“Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden,

“Number 21,

“His name is Kulusevski.”

“There’s not a soul out there,

“No one to hear my prayers,

“Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden,

“He came from Juventus,

“And he plays on the wing.

“Gimme, gimme, gimme a ginger from Sweden,

“Number 21,

“His name is Kulusevski.”

kulusevski by Makengo.com March 25, 2022

kufuffin 

talkin shit

dont be talkin shit bout me

kufuffin by brett March 16, 2004

kumusta ka/po 

Okay, I'm filipino so I could correct a few errors.

One thing you got wrong is that it goes the other way around. Kumusta ka is the informal way while Kumusta po is the formal way. Also, Kumusta po can also be written as Kumusta ka po. There won't be any difference in the basic meaning of the phrase. The word 'na' can also be added before the 'ka', like "kumusta ka na", or "kumusta ka na po".

How to use kumusta ka/po

to an older sibling, parent or figure of authority: Kumusta ka po?

to a friend or acquaintance" Kumusta ka?

kumusta ka/po by Kfisher October 1, 2006