kananda
The name of the most beautiful people out there. They are charismatic, funny, and have amazing personalities. Over all just the one friends everyone needs around.
kananda by treatpeoplewithkindness:) November 22, 2021
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karanda
Unique as her name suggests.. just try to find it on a keychain! She is loving, beautiful and full of life not to mention a healthy heaping share of smart ass-itis! She will love you deeply, but piss her off and you should probably run for the hills!
karanda by Quiet Determination December 20, 2016
Related Words
kananda • Kanada • Kannada • Kanadaz Most Wanted • kananakook • Kalandar • kamanda • kamanda squad • Kanadapunk • Kanana
konandar
used colloquially in India
the person who heads the team organizing an event, an organization or institution
the person who is ought to be responsible and accountable for the activities done by a team of an organization, committee or institution
the chief or master brain of an idea or an event
pl. konandars
the person who heads the team organizing an event, an organization or institution
the person who is ought to be responsible and accountable for the activities done by a team of an organization, committee or institution
the chief or master brain of an idea or an event
pl. konandars
kamanda
Kanayda
Kanayda's are the best people you'll ever know. Due to how unique and extraoridinary their name makes them feel, they live their lives knowing they are original and contributing members of society. Kanayda's tend to be confident, attractive, and able to excel in their studies. Kanayda's are loyal, hilarious, and also love getting to know new people. You'd be quite fortunate to call one your friend.
kananakook
A medical term referring to the innermost part of the anus, and possibly the most important part of the anus. While the exact root of the word is unknown most believe it comes from the Greek 'kananakookus rutulis dennis'.
"Did you hear that during the filming of Brokeback Mountain an actor suffered from a ruptured kananakook?"
kananakook by I. Naidoo April 17, 2006
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kananakook by Cathy S August 29, 2004
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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