kickage
Word used by Steve in defining the action of removing some loser from a site or organisation he has control over.
kickage by AceMcDOnut April 21, 2005
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kickage
kickage by Dragonfly Lead April 16, 2006
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kickawesome
The Venn intersection of awesome and kick-ass.
Alternatively: the subset inclusive of members of the both the set of things that are awesome, and the set of things that are kickass
ie: Things that are both awesome and also kickass.
First known usage: December 30, 2004 by Joshua "Danger" French, in an IM conversation regarding polar bears, documented in a blog-post by Bex Schwartz entitled "Crossing the North Pole with a Curtain Rod and an Old Duck."
Alternatively: the subset inclusive of members of the both the set of things that are awesome, and the set of things that are kickass
ie: Things that are both awesome and also kickass.
First known usage: December 30, 2004 by Joshua "Danger" French, in an IM conversation regarding polar bears, documented in a blog-post by Bex Schwartz entitled "Crossing the North Pole with a Curtain Rod and an Old Duck."
Once, I saw a unicorn go after a baby harp seal and he totally impaled the harp seal on his horn. It was astoundingly kickawesome, even though I rarely endorse the harm of aquatic mammals.
kickawesome by Anne Coperdink December 17, 2006
kinkage
something that arouses thoughts of sexual or erotic nature. or just a word someone might throw into a conversation to make it interesting.
A: "so guess what?"
B: "what"
A: "Jenny saw the librarian and Ben making out in the non fiction section!"
B: "Really? Kinkage!"
Example 2.
A: "do you like my leather knee high boots?"
B: " Kinkage"
B: "what"
A: "Jenny saw the librarian and Ben making out in the non fiction section!"
B: "Really? Kinkage!"
Example 2.
A: "do you like my leather knee high boots?"
B: " Kinkage"
kinkage by Kira and Dylan January 3, 2006
kickawesome
A kickass combination of awesomeness.
Its actual first usage was not by the person from the other definition, but actually by "kimicharlotte" on the Neopets forum, back in 2003.
Neopets had strict filters (and probably still has).
Its actual first usage was not by the person from the other definition, but actually by "kimicharlotte" on the Neopets forum, back in 2003.
Neopets had strict filters (and probably still has).
kickawesome by kimicharlotte March 8, 2009
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