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Karabiner 98k 

The Karabiner 98k, Kar98k, was introduced in 1935 as the standard service rifle of the German infantryman. It's predecessor was the Gewehr 98 which was originally invented in 1898. As the Germans realized that a rifle at the length of the Gewehr 98 plus an attached bayonet is a quite long weapon. Therefore they designed a new rifle type. The Gewehr 98k, this was in late 1917. As the war was lost for Imperial Germany just one year later, nobody really cared about a re-armament of the German Army. As the Treaty of Versailles limited the total number of servicemen to 200.000 and the testing grounds for weaponry was very hard to get.

As the Nazis took control of Germany in 1930s and turned it into a dictatorship, the German Army, the Wermacht, needed to be rearmed for the Nazi's war. The Heereswaffenamt gave orders for a new small arms. The Karabiner 98k was brought into service in 1935. It was constructed to chamber the 7.92 x 52mm and it could receive the Seitengewehr 98 bayonet just like the Gewehr 98.

In World War II games like Call of Duty or Medal of Honor the Kar98k is the main armament of the German soldiers. It is a very powerful weapon and is capable of taking out any allied soldier from short to long distance by one shot. It is a fire and forget weapon, cause you don't have to care about the target anymore. The sights differ from game to game.
The Karabiner 98k was the main service rifle of the Wehrmacht.
Karabiner 98k by The_Emperor September 19, 2009
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mr krabinese

Noun: a language that is communicated through only gifs of Mr. Krabs
1:

Spongebob: (Insert a Mr. Krabs gif here)

Mr. Krabs: ARGH SONGEBOB. STOP SPEAKING IN THAR MR KRABINESE OR ILL SHOVE MY VERY FIRST DOLLAR IN YER SQUAREPANTS!
mr krabinese by StickyPancakes June 24, 2016

Keyabiner 

A small carabiner not intended for climbing but for holding yours keys on a keychain. They can be hooked on to belt loops or clipped to the lip of a pocket. (See Nick, I told you it's a real word!)
"Heather, bring me that Keyabiner so I can hold all my keys together."
Keyabiner by Jon TiTan August 21, 2009
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Karaline by Kkjjokay October 19, 2018
A pretty person loving, caring, a goddess in bed and if you get one she's a keeper
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karaline by Sycophithes145 May 28, 2014
the actual spelling of the device used to "clip" things together. not carribeaner. the device's use also goes back further than mountain climbing, as the word originated from the german word for "hook for a carbine", carbine being a firearm similar to a rifle.
hey bob, are you aware that most people are ignorant of, and most likely don't even care about, the proper spelling of "carabiner"?
carabiner by dmfarley November 20, 2007
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