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Mr.kopec
A teacher at forest lake who loves nutty bars and know just about everything about everything in the word. He will always say hello to you and loves to hear a joke or two.
Mr.kopec by Mariokartlover0 May 21, 2019
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konec hry
To win a game, usually in a fashion where one completely destroys his/her opponents.
Derived from "Achtung Die Kurve" or (commonly referred to as "Curve Fever") in which konec hry appears in bold letters to demonstrate a player's victory.
Derived from "Achtung Die Kurve" or (commonly referred to as "Curve Fever") in which konec hry appears in bold letters to demonstrate a player's victory.
kolechia
The worst country in the world.
Arstotzka much better.
This is bad country.
do not go for summer vacations.
Go to Arstotzka Instead.
Arstotzka much better.
This is bad country.
do not go for summer vacations.
Go to Arstotzka Instead.
kolechia by Jorji Costava November 18, 2014
Kopeo Drift
Drifting modified or stock japanese imports in the area of Kopeopeo, Whakatane. Often centred in the Pak'n'Save carpark.
"I wonder if you know how they live in Kopeo, If you seen it then you mean it then you know have to go, KOPEO DRIFT DRIFT!!!"
Kopeo Drift by george_has_a_giant_dragon? May 25, 2010
kopele
1. or aka kopile - literally means bastard; that is the offensive form used predominately by old people
2. Widely used in Sofia among guys since the 1970s; as mentioned previously it is not an insult but rather slang for a man, buddy, etc.
NOTE: In Bulgaria only people from Sofia refer to each other as kopele and only they can use that word on anyone else; if you are from the province and you use the word kopele – first, you would sound ridiculous, second, you would be laughed at and third, you would eventually get a kick in the mouth. Foreigners using "kopele" are exempted from the latter example. ;-)))
2. Widely used in Sofia among guys since the 1970s; as mentioned previously it is not an insult but rather slang for a man, buddy, etc.
NOTE: In Bulgaria only people from Sofia refer to each other as kopele and only they can use that word on anyone else; if you are from the province and you use the word kopele – first, you would sound ridiculous, second, you would be laughed at and third, you would eventually get a kick in the mouth. Foreigners using "kopele" are exempted from the latter example. ;-)))