Kendh
You a kendh
Kendh by Thatgirl_day September 13, 2020
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Unbench the Kench
When you're playing League of Legends as Tahm Kench and you bust out the big guns to go swallow up the enemy team's carrying player before spitting him out into the middle of your team for you all to dog pile onto like they're delicious BBQ chicken wings.
Also relevant if everyone is dead, you're 1v1'ing a fed Nasus and you gotta kill that fucker before he Q-slam 1-shot's your nexus.
First quoted by BrickyOrchid8 in his Story Time video 'Unbench the Kench'.
Also relevant if everyone is dead, you're 1v1'ing a fed Nasus and you gotta kill that fucker before he Q-slam 1-shot's your nexus.
First quoted by BrickyOrchid8 in his Story Time video 'Unbench the Kench'.
Unbench the Kench by DanteTorn August 15, 2017
Respect Kendama
Pronounced /rɛˈspɛkɛnˌdɑ mə/
A term usually used by a person as a result of a disappointing action.
Can also be used as a form of saying farewell.
A term usually used by a person as a result of a disappointing action.
Can also be used as a form of saying farewell.
- Ne-a ciupit dealer-ul din marfa...
- Respect Kendama, aia e!
- Eu ma duc spre casa.
- Hai, Respect Kendama!
- Respect Kendama, aia e!
- Eu ma duc spre casa.
- Hai, Respect Kendama!
Respect Kendama by ktav.ddchill December 8, 2020
Kender
"Kender, you're so gorgeous."
"LIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!"
"LIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!"
Kendo
Sport/martial art orginating from Japan. Kendo translates to 'the way of the sword', and practicioners are called kendoka.
Participants in this sport use bamboo swords called 'shinais' and wear armor called 'bogu'. This armor includes a face mask/helmet called 'men' a pair of thick gloves called 'kote' a chest protector called a 'do' and an apron-like peice called a 'tare'.
Participants must also wear a pair of very loose pants called the hakama, and a thick jacket called the keikogi.
When in a match, the participants are allowed to strike to the head, wrists, the sides of the chest, and in certain cases (this is often discouraged in torunaments since it can be dangerous if used improperly)to a small flap that hangs off the men that covers the throat.
Participants in this sport use bamboo swords called 'shinais' and wear armor called 'bogu'. This armor includes a face mask/helmet called 'men' a pair of thick gloves called 'kote' a chest protector called a 'do' and an apron-like peice called a 'tare'.
Participants must also wear a pair of very loose pants called the hakama, and a thick jacket called the keikogi.
When in a match, the participants are allowed to strike to the head, wrists, the sides of the chest, and in certain cases (this is often discouraged in torunaments since it can be dangerous if used improperly)to a small flap that hangs off the men that covers the throat.
Kendo by Dan Stuart July 22, 2008