kamelo
An independent woman who knows what she wants and will not hesitate to voice her opinion. Kamelos tend to be extremely beautiful, known for their striking appearance and lovable character.
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Kamelo's fat ass
Kamelo's fat ass by Kamelowastaken October 9, 2021
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kamelot • kamelo • Kamelo's fat ass • Kamelose • kamelos masayos • Kameron • Kamel • kamelia • Kamelya • kabelo
Yulia Kamelia
Yulia Kamelia by Wanita Brunei January 29, 2023
Kamelåså
"Kamelåså" is a made-up faux-Danish word by Norwegian comedy show Uti Vår Hage, meant to ridicule the perceived unintelligibility of Danish language (apparently by Danish people themselves as well). Often used by Norwegians to pick on Danes.
kabelo
Kabelo, means great power and potential to be the best, gift from God and" memory"the Tswana culture, to succeed and most likely to be very wealthy one day. Kabelo, handsome as he is will be a money magnet. One that is a big dreamer, but *money* greedy, sometimes ungrateful, and can be a snob at times. But a loved boy by his people.
kabelo by Pseudonym unknown July 4, 2017
kaelob
Kaelob is a boy that wants to be a man, but finds himself still standing at the edge of childhood, for he threw away a great relationship with a nice girl that treated him wonderfully and loved him. This was because he got bored with his relationship and realized that there were prettier girls, therefore, he created a problem and blamed the girl for their relationship ending. He then gets with another girl that was prettier, funnier, and older than the other girl. Though, he would be a lot happier if he listened to his heart and stayed close to the one that loved him. If Kaelob were to realize what his heart was hinting, there would be no telling how great his life could be. After all this being said, Kaelob is very good looking with dark eyes and a charming smile. Not to mention that he can make almost anyone laugh, for humor comes very naturally to him. Kaelob really is a ladies' man, but he should do himself a favor and listen to what his heart tells him.
kamelot
kamelot by The Tormenter (gfaqs pwns joo) March 28, 2005
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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