It is typically an alpha male. In the time before the United States it was a common thing to name your children after accomplishments they have done. Kenoa(key-no-uh) means strong, courageous, brave, and most important loyal. Loyal to everyone who earns his respect.
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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!
by ktav.ddchill December 8, 2020
Get the Respect Kendama mug.The act of being served many alcoholic beverages within the span of a few hours. Typically the act of being Kendalled involves Jell-O shots combined with an another alcohol. Most people do not recognize that they have been Kendalled until it is too late.
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by nightmareslave December 21, 2018
Get the kenanightmare mug.Abbreviation from the phrase 'Fucking having it'
As used by Chris Liberator in the 1997 tune titled 'avin it ere':
"I read the other day that techno was dead. Dunno what party they were at, cause it's fuckin' 'avin' it 'ere!"
When this classic British phrase was adopted by Australians (Strayans), a people who prefer that their language is less formal/cumbersome, it was accordingly refined to the more simplistic: 'kenavinit'.
To the untrained eye (probably French) it may appear that Ken is the only one 'avin it (i.e. "Who is Ken and where is he 'avin it?"), but in fact it can be used by anyone of any name to describe their own situation, as well as to describe groups of revelers who are collectively 'avin it (called Ken or otherwise).
'Kenavinit' is always spelt with an 'i' rather than an 'e', just as you would never say 'kin oath'. If required, please consult a friendly Strayan for further clarification.
As used by Chris Liberator in the 1997 tune titled 'avin it ere':
"I read the other day that techno was dead. Dunno what party they were at, cause it's fuckin' 'avin' it 'ere!"
When this classic British phrase was adopted by Australians (Strayans), a people who prefer that their language is less formal/cumbersome, it was accordingly refined to the more simplistic: 'kenavinit'.
To the untrained eye (probably French) it may appear that Ken is the only one 'avin it (i.e. "Who is Ken and where is he 'avin it?"), but in fact it can be used by anyone of any name to describe their own situation, as well as to describe groups of revelers who are collectively 'avin it (called Ken or otherwise).
'Kenavinit' is always spelt with an 'i' rather than an 'e', just as you would never say 'kin oath'. If required, please consult a friendly Strayan for further clarification.
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Get the kenavinit mug.a beautiful loving girl, at first, you may not see what she is all about, but if you let her go you will definately regret it. She will be able to love you more than any other girl. Kenadee loves the outdoors and is very adventurous. She is very smart and has one of the best personalities you will ever know. If you happen to meet a Kenadee, DO NOT LET HER GO whatsover!
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