Search results for 'Ko':

koala (noun) : One who clings to another in a social setting exclusively; much like the cligging of a koala to a tree.

Having seen Bob in the same spot talking to the same girl since the start of the party, Mike shouted, 'stop being such a koala and start enjoying the rest of the party.' —Al 2K,

Submitted by: JD from Massachusetts on Dec. 07, 2006 16:11

kobayashi maru (noun) : An unwinnable situation - possibly a test of character

I need some advice on this kobayashi maru of a project I have been given. —Unknown, Star trek reference, unknown

Submitted by: 3 Fingered Jack from Arizona on Oct. 05, 2005 17:08

Kodak moment (noun) : a photogenic moment or scene

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Jun. 23, 2009 08:50

kofi (noun) : A person born on friday West-African language

kofi come here

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 11, 2006 14:56

Kofutu (noun) : Kofutu unites the conscious and intuitive minds. This generalized spiritual healing energy which can enhance the consciousness of any form or method of spiritual healing that one wishes to do. Kofutu helps to align our consciousness to the purpose of the healing process.

Kofutu is a spiritual healing system based on the use of symbols. —Frank Homan, Kofutu Touch Healing, 1986

Submitted by: Lonn Lilledahl from Minnesota on Mar. 27, 2007 19:29

koinkydink (noun) : A humourous or ironic coincidence

It's such a koinkydink to see you here!

Submitted by: Macbeth on Apr. 22, 2007 16:19

kokopelli (noun) : Painting of a hunched over flute player found commonly in ancient North American art

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 02, 2005 15:10

kokusaijin (noun) : [kok-sye'djin] [japanese for "international person"] - a cosmopolitan japanese citizen who is able to get along well with foreigners and who speaks foreign languages and who knows a lot about foreign cultures

In the Japanese business culture, kokusaijin hold high status, because of the importance of exports in that economy. (my sentence) —christopher j moore, In Other Words: A Language Lover's..., 2005

Submitted by: jonathan keith sheriff from California on Oct. 26, 2005 01:55

kolohe (adjective) : rascal in a sexual sense from the Hawaiian language

That girl with the lowcut dress was winking at that boy with such a kolohe look.

Submitted by: kathy from Hawaii on Aug. 01, 2006 05:05

kombie (noun) : An Austrailian RV.

You probably first heard of a kombie when Men At Work's Colin Hay sang about traveling in a fried-out combie (must have been a really worn out RV).

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Aug. 30, 2007 13:21

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