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nilk by Lord Skrymir April 6, 2009
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Nilk
Nilk by muskokases208 August 24, 2008
NilKO
From NIL meaning zero, especially as a score in certain games, and KO meaning to knock unconscious, especially in a boxing match; knock out. NilKO therefore means a loser who goes down easily, without putting up a fight. A pushover.
"Oh man, that boxer is such a NilKO; he always goes down on the first round without even putting up a fight!"
"Playing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the first time will have u feelin' like such a NilKO... it's impossible to win"
"Playing guitar is not for NilKOs... you need lots of talent, perseverance and discipline."
"Playing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the first time will have u feelin' like such a NilKO... it's impossible to win"
"Playing guitar is not for NilKOs... you need lots of talent, perseverance and discipline."
Nilka
Nilka's are typically quiet, and keep to themselves. But like any nut, once you crack them open they burst with flavor, at least the good ones. Some might say they are intimidating, and have a bully mentality. Extremely energetic when being directed what to do. Nilka's are usually home bodies who attempt to lay around naked all day. If you ever find a Nilka, she is probably plotting to prank you so watch your back.
nilkanth
Probably a gamer who'll never play with your feelings but will definitely steal your heart..may date someone shorter than him
nilkanth by Carbonara101 November 23, 2021
nilkanth
Probably a gamer who'll never play with your feelings but will definitely steal your heart ..may date a girl way too shorter than him
nilkanth by Carbonara101 November 23, 2021
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