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Noun.

The phonetic spelling of "KD" which is short for Kraft Dinner.

Women who are referred to or nicknamed as "Kay Dee" have an unnatural orange hue to their skin, much like the colour found in Kraft Dinner's cheese sauce powder.

In addition to orange skin, Kay Dee's often have bleached blond hair which adds to the inability to differentiate them from one another.

Kay Dee can be used when you can't remember their names because they all look and dress the same.
- Ugh, that girl has so much fake tan on, she's such a Kay Dee

- There was a group of Kay Dees heading into the bar

- I have no idea what her name is but she's as orange as an Umpa Lumpa so I just call her Kay Dee.
Kay Dee by CoraFang July 10, 2010
Kill/Death Ratio. Normally used in reference to first person shooter games.
hey bro what is ur kay dee :3
kay dee by oribena April 29, 2021
one of the most amazing kind of people you will/would meet. These people are beautiful, caring, understanding, funny, pleasurable, splicky but mad beyond belief and are easy to get obsessed with.. these people are kinda light weights on the drinking side of life but has fun 24/7. They love pepsi and brightly coloured things and are up for anything ;D
Dude 1: did you see how many pepsi's that chick bought?

Dude 2: yeahh she was a real Kay-Dee!
Kay-Dee by Sproggy February 12, 2010

eye dee kay

a spelled out abbreviation of 'idk' which is i dont know
sam: what time is the hangout?
bob: eye dee kay
eye dee kay by joannapanties January 10, 2008

Ay, bee, see, dee, e, ef, gee, aitch, eye, jay, kay, el, em, en, oh, pee, que, ar, es, tee, you, vee, double you, ex why, zed. 

when your so bored you wonder how you spell each letter of the alphabet.
"hmm I wonder how to say each letter in the alphabet"
"I know

Ay, bee, see, dee, e, ef, gee, aitch, eye, jay, kay, el, em, en, oh, pee, que, ar, es, tee, you, vee, double you, ex why, zed."

ay bee see dee ee eff jee aitch eye jay kay elle emm enn oh pee queue are ess tea you vee dubeu ex why zed 

Ay bee see dee ee eff jee aitch eye jay kay elle emm enn oh pee queue are ess tea you vee dubeu ex why zed. Now I know my ABC’s. Next time won’t you sing with me?
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