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Kummanady 

The act of travelling without ticket in a public or private transport, attending a party, event or function without being invited.
You are not allowed to "kummanady" in metro train.
Why you are always acting like a"kumman"
He is a "kummanady" expert in wedding party.
We should develop a fool proof system to stop "kummanady " in our transport system.
Kummanady by joe1988 June 19, 2017
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Kummanadi 

Travel without ticket in public transport.
Kummanadi is defined as Travel without ticket in a metro. Attending a party without being invited.
Kummanadi by Salimnpz June 22, 2017

Kummanadi 

Which means participating any functions without invitation. It is called as kummanadi. കുമ്മനടി in malayalam.
For example kummanam participated kochi metro rail inauguration function with indian prime minister, kerala chief minister pinaray vijayan and governer without inviting him. That is kummanadi.
Kummanadi by Chanakasankhi June 23, 2017

kummanadi 

its a word that means travelling without proper pass or attending a function without invitation. commonly used machane oru kummandiund varunno.
innu palliyil oru marriage und namuk poi kummanadichaloo
kummanadi by kummanadi June 23, 2017

kummanadi 

To travel/attend a function without either invitation or without having the merit to do so.
The term was coined after Kummanam Rajasekharan a BJP leader was allowed to travel with Prime Minister, Governor and Chief minister in a metro car during the inauguration of Kochi Metro. It had become a controversy as many eminent people who worked hard for the metro were not invited to the function.
He is an expert in kummanadi at wedding parties.
He got fined for kummanadi in public bus
kummanadi by chakko mash June 26, 2017

Kummanify 

Kummanify is a local dialect of Kummanafy, which means crashing a party or any event of importance to either imply a false identity of relevance or to mooch off the organisers just for the fuck of it.
Back in my days kids used to Kummanify weddings and funerals alike as a team.
Kummanify by dmmadmin September 27, 2017
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