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Definitely a racial slur
Alex is a knecc
knecc by Alex Meknow June 25, 2021
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I’m Gonna Take Your Kneecaps 

The act of threatening to take someone’s kneecaps, usually done to get people out of your way, but you never explain to people why need them, or how you take them, it’s a smite of magic where you magically make a “Taking Away” motion and there you go you followed through with your threat, you must always squat while performing the taking of the kneecaps, when you take kneecaps be sure to replace them with styrofoam to give your victim an unpleasant surprise when they bend their knees
Person 1: “Haha, hey dude you just cut In front of me.”

Person 2: “So, what are you going to do about it.”
Person 1: “ I’m Gonna Take Your KneeCaps.”
Person 2: “Haha, I’m so scared.”
Person 1: *Takes Kneecaps*
Person 2: “ ahh! My kneecaps! Come back!”
Related Words

yeetus yeetus kneecap deletus 

the most powerful spell used by any mage ever. in 1792 it game ended Hitler by deleting his kneecaps and yeeting them to an alternate dimension where ugandan knuckles is still funny. if you say this to someone they will instantly lose their kneecaps and commit die.
Person: You can't defeat me mortal!
PeRsON 2: YEETUS YEETUS KNEECAP DELETUS NORMIE
Person: *commits death as the russian anthem plays with the bass boosted beyond comprehension*

Nico nico kneecaps 

A very big threat, if someone threatens your nico nico kneecaps you best be runnin. Holds power over the reverse card. Unless you have Danny Devito on you, you're screwed.
This man breaks nico nico kneecaps, aight ima head out.
1. Deutsch
Knecht wir als Beleidigung genutzt, doch dies meistens zu Unrecht. Denn Knecht bedeutet einfach nur Arbeiter, Sklave.

Beispiel 1
Die Beleidigung : Leo ist ein Knecht.

Ăśbersetzung: Leo ist ein Arbeiter.

Diese Word ist heutzutage unbrauchbar also könnte es bei einigen als Beleidigung herumkommen, obwohl es keine ist. Also sagt bitte Arbeiter und nicht Knecht.

Zum Vergleich zu Digger ist das Wort „Knecht“ nicht Ansatzweise eine Beleidigung.

2. English

Knecht or Servant is used as an insult, but mostly wrongly so. Because servant simply means worker, slave.

example 1

The insult: Leo is a servant.

Translation: Leo is a worker.

This word is useless these days so it might come across as an insult to some, although it isn't. So please say worker and not servant.

Compared to Digger, the word "servant" is not remotely offensive.

The Insult Servant is in Germany very Popular.
Die Beleidigung Knecht ist in Deutschland sehr Bekannt.
More examples/ Mehr Beispiele

1. Deutsch

Du Knecht! = Du Arbeiter!

Du bist so ein Knecht! = Du bist so ein Arbeiter!

Er ist so ein Knecht! = Er ist so ein Arbeiter!

2. English

You Servant! = You Worker!

You are such a Servant! = You are such an Worker!

He is a Servant = He is a Worker!
Knecht by Decisive_Strike 3 April 2, 2022
A word you can say to piss off your retarded teacher. Especially popular in Hungary.
Me: KECC (casually)
Teacher: What the fuck is a KECC🤬🤬🤬
KECC by Miakurvaegazakecc September 21, 2020

Kneecaps 

The ultimate possession everyone has. I have them. You have them. We all have kneecaps
Ya kneecaps, hand em over
Kneecaps by Isawthelight June 13, 2018
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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