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KDP |
Kappa Delta Pi |
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KDR |
Kappa Delta Rho |
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KEEPING IT REAL |
Keeping every thing on the level, honest. Whitney was keeping it real when she apologized to Brittany. |
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KICK IT |
Dance; get on the dance floor. They got a good song, so let's kick it. |
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KICK IT WITH |
To hang out with someone. Lauren said, "I am going to kick it with Justin." |
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KICK THE BUCKET |
To die. When the car ran into the ditch, John thought that he was going to kick the bucket right then and there. |
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KICKING THE LADY |
To stop the cocaine habit. Phil kicked the lady one year ago. |
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KNEE HIGH |
Very small; to the height of one's knees. I have known Otis since he was knee high to a toad stool. |
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KNOCK IT OUT |
To complete the given task. "Have you finished your home work?" asked Tony's Mother. "No, but I'll knock it out before bedtime," said Tony. |
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KNOCK ON WOOD |
Have not had a misfortune yet. "I have never had an automobile accident, knock on wood," said Chris. |
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KNOW WHAT I MEAN? |
Do you understand? When it comes to money, David is tight; know what I mean? |
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KNOW WHAT I’M SAYING? |
Do you understand? "You are not going out tonight", said Dad; "Know What I'm saying?" |
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KOSHER |
Acceptable; allowable; OK. Everything is kosher today. |
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KRUNK |
To get excited; adrenaline flowing; hyper. Another spelling of crunk; past tense of the verb 'to crank'. At the party we are going to get krunk. |
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LAID ONE ON |
Got drunk. Al really laid one on last night. |
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LAME BRAIN |
A slow person; someone who is slow to understand a task. We have many lame brains in our office. |
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LANG. |
language |
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LATER |
Good-bye; see you later. "Later," said Tony as he left the apartment. |
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LATER ON |
Good-bye; see you later. "Later on," said Tony as he left the party. |
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LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK |
A person who has achieved success on a monetary scale when others doubted him. After he retired from the Government, Bill got a new job and he is laughing all the way to the bank. |
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LAY IT ON ME |
To inform; let me know what is going on. "Lay it on me," said Greg, "tell me what is going on with the project." |
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LAY IT OUT |
To explain thoroughly; to discuss both sides completely. Phillip is going to lay it out at the meeting. |
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LAY LOW |
To hide; keep a low profile. The criminals decided to lay low because the police were searching for them. |
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LAZING |
Not doing anything; being lazy. We are just lazing around today. |
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| IMHO you should create a personal abbreviations list... |
