kaarrr 

Kaarrr is most commonly used at Temple University in Northern Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It has however has spread to Los Angeles and the Central part of the state of New York. There are many uses of the word kaarrr. It may be used as a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb. It is also used as a unit of measurement. It is exactly 2.5 units. The unit in question, however, is dependent on context. The word is said to be derived from the Latin word "carrus," which is the origination of the English word car. It is also said to have come from one very entusiastic driver's education teacher at Central York High School.

Everybody clap your kaarrrs

kaarrr by I Busted a Bust October 22, 2010

kaarre 

Run away!

kaarre. RUN

kaarre by sk191 December 12, 2016

kaa karrrr 

The greeting call made by mentally unstable colleagues who do unknown stuff, best squawked loudly in the accent of a sea gull. This call is commonly adopted by workers who have been driven to insanity by moronic senior figures in their organisation.

Upon noting each others presence, Louis and Denise let out a loud Kaa Karrrr

kaa karrrr by Luigi_Cheese_Master January 13, 2025