khassi

an urdu slang meaning a 'ball-less' male. taken as meaning they have no guts.

is he going to fight u?
no man he's a khassi

by Syed Ali Murtaza Hasan Rizvi May 3, 2005

Khassi

Khass flavored lassi.

I want to order a khassi.

by zerone555 December 11, 2009

Kutta Khassi

To wander around aimlessly.

He is doing nothing except Kutta Khassi-ing.

by punkstarB October 28, 2014

Kassidee

Shes a beautiful kind hearted person that treats everyone with respect. She always has trouble with finding the right guy which leads to heartbreak. But she is still positive. Shes usually smart, talented, and an awesome friend thats never fake. Shes always bubbly and brightens everyone’s day. Her smile is something you’ll never forget. Shes weird but in a good funny way <3

I wish i was kassidee

by The tea is hotter than ur fute February 26, 2019

Kassim

Kassim is a really peng person with a 10/10 personality he is also tall, and has a fully connected beard. Kassim is a man that you want to marry he is also very caring and protects those around him. He is one of the only people that will have his friends back through anything. Get yourself a kassim .

Is that kassim omg he is sooooo handsome

by Dont ask bigman questions inih May 5, 2019

Kassidy

Kassidy is name given to girls of extraordinary charactistics .kassidys are outgoing and exciting .they tend to bottle up there feelings and put on a smile to make her self feel better.Any Kassidy and brighten up your day with one look because there is no doubt she would bust out laughing .kassidys laugh at anything and everything .she is highly intelligent and exceeds all standards by far.kassidys get along best with guys .her best friend will most definitely be a guy that understands her .kassidy stands in a category by herself because no one could replace or take on the role of Kassidy .most definitely one of a kind and if u ever meet of be friend a Kassidy u are very lucky and clearly blessed.

Kassidy-“I’m special”(laughs)

by Kassiekool June 3, 2018

KSHE Klassic

Back in the days of AOR (album oriented rock) radio, many stations would be given promotional copies of newly released albums. The DJs at KSHE-95 in St. Louis would dutifully listen to each of these records start to finish, and would sometimes find hidden gems on obscure albums by equally obscure artists. These songs would be given regular airplay and would become popular in St. Louis but relatively unknown elsewhere. Most KSHE Klassics are songs from albums released between 1970 and 1975. Some of the more beloved KSHE Klassics:

"Dead and Gone" by Gypsy
"Lake Shore Drive" by Alleota, Haynes, and Jeremiah
"Gold Medallions" by Tucky Buzzard
"The Last Illusion" by J.F. Murphy and Salt
"Sepia Sister" by Shoot
"Seven Bridges Road" by Ian Matthews
"Isle of Debris" by Stu Nunnery
"Home Again" by Batdorf and Rodney

The KSHE Klassics Hour can be heard on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m.

by Tommy Hodges September 30, 2013