Kego
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Kego
Kego is the nicest person in the world and loves KitKats. He is way nicer than his brother Auinn. He loves Minecraft and chess. He is also a ladies' man. He would be the one who would help you pick up your books when you drop them. Kego is a rather funny kind guy who is willing to help you with anything. He also really likes corn dogs, like really likes corn dogs with a side of KitKats or KitKats with a side of coke. Kego is the best. YOU CAN'T SPELL MUSKEGO WITHOUT KEGO.
Related Words
Kegomoditswe • Kego • Kegode • kegoikantse • kegon • Kegopolious • kegorogile • kegovog • blue kegoh balls • Keg of whoop ass
Kegomoditswe
A Tswana name which means "I am comforted". A positive personality that attracts people. Always happy and radiant.
Kegomoditswe by Kegomoditswe November 23, 2021
kegovog
kegovog by okkmissgirll February 2, 2021
Kegopolious
Keg-op-oh-liss (Noun): An event that takes place after a raging party in which you and your friends consruct a mini Tokyo out of the left over kegs (5 or more) and recreate a Godzilla attack. (Pants are optional.)
Rich, Jim, and Bill pulled off the greatest kegopolious I have ever seen with sound and light action after that party last Saturday. Their asian friend Grace pointed to the sky and screamed 'GAIAKA-GAIAKA' during their pantsless endeavor.
Kegopolious by kellyhall September 25, 2010
Kegomoditswe
A very cute girl who is caring and is funny mostly intelligent , she respects herself and those around her.
she is truly a lovely person
she is truly a lovely person
Kegomoditswe by THEBOYY TRIBEEE November 22, 2021
kegoikantse
Taken from SeTswana.
Kegoikantse is a uni-sex name.
It simply means: I put my trust in you.
She/He is a very outspoken person, they love being in the spotlight.
They are beautiful, in and out.
They bring light to the people around them.
Kegoikantse is a uni-sex name.
It simply means: I put my trust in you.
She/He is a very outspoken person, they love being in the spotlight.
They are beautiful, in and out.
They bring light to the people around them.
In Setswana you would say: Kegoikantse mo go modimo.
Which simply translates into: I put my trust in God/ Jesus.
Which simply translates into: I put my trust in God/ Jesus.
kegoikantse by Your.fave!! November 25, 2021
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