An invisible coin block in the Super Mario series placed in order to prevent the player from completing a jump. Used to great effect in Kaizo Mario World and other Rom hacks. Named for what you'd call the creator of the hack after triggering one of the blocks.
I was almost at the end of the stage when I jumped too late and got killed by the kaizo block.
A form of nachos that included guacamole, refried beans and real Mexican cheese on tortillas. Served at the now-closed, apocryphal Chicago Rogers Park Mexican restaurant La Choza, on Paulina, by the Howard Street El tracks, in the 1970s.
We used to love the kamoosh nachos at La Choza's restaurant in Rogers Park.
Kamogelo means welcome, he/she is an open minded person. They are sometimes odd (in a good way). Fun to chill with. And they have a very bubbly personality.