Regular hangout for friends usually near a tea/paan shop. Also an alternate for timepass.

Kaedi is a tamil word used to describe a person who is notorious,cunning,smart and rowdy like.

The word means 'Donkey'.
Original tamil root word is "KAZHUDHAI"
The word is used to abuse someone.

kadu is a Marathi term for Sour.

Homespun cotton, a fabric that became identified with Gandhi. Today, it is both Gandhian and stylish to wear khadi, as outfits made in khadi have found their way into exclusive boutiques as well in addition to the government run outlets for rural handicrafts and textiles. There's even a khadi silk for the elite.

A rouge who is known to the local police; his/her details are maintained and are usually questioned first (either for information or as accused) whenever some investigative action is required. Colloquially used to refer to anyone who is a thought to be a scoundrel.

Known Deviant
Known Delinquent
Known Depredator
Known Defaulter
Known Denotified person

A buxom or sexy girl

Opposite of 'homely' girl

Generic word for canvas shoes in India. Specifically bata sports shoes made out of rubber. They are thin as hell and wear down real quick.

Sly person

Used to denote a girl/figure. Used with adjective such as "Semma" (excellent) or "Nattu" (country/well rounded/plumpy).

Highly morale boosting and positive word. Never used in negative connotation.

Antonym-Sappa figure or just Sappa.

An impulse to create havoc, typically believed to originate from the posterior.

As in "gaand me keeda" or "worm up your ass."

Often a euphemism for various kinds of destructive instincts - secret desires, obsession, mischief.

The fire in your belly.

Literally, worm.

1. boring
2. costly, expensive

knife

awesome, excellent, mind-blowing.

Female who is too slim.

A word used by kids to signify the end of a friend ship... accompanied by the sticking out of the little finger on the right hand and waving it about like there is no tomorrow

Kuiit also known as Kuwait where millions have made their money.

used to describe a small shop down in Tamil Nadu or Kerala.

Praise be. Glory. Well done. Shabaash.

One of a family of terms beloved to Deccan Herald readers and writers. Particularly, retired people living in Jayanagar and Basavanagudi, who eke out greater pleasure from despatching missives to the Letters to the Editor section than from yanything else in the world.

In tamizh, when people find something shtuupid or intolerable they either end up saying 'Chee' or spit (thuu !! ) . That's defined as 'KAARI THUPPARDHU' aka KT. It has many forms although it's common form is the Verb form.

A congregation of useless bunch of teenager's, semi-teenager's, chutiyas, scum bags, engineering students, losers and just friends. khattis turn out to be cult groups where membership is restricted to a few close friends and acquintances. Considered by Oriya parents to be the source of all evils and the bane of friendship. A favourite way of Oriya guys to socialise and kill time. Found near fag and paan shops where the congregation starts around evening and goes on till someones parent starts yelling over the cell phone to get back home !!!

A place where all friends meet or hang out.

Kaadi literally means twig. In this context, skewer. Used as a unit for ordering seekh kabab.

A country made single-shot pistol, does not requires a licence to be owned and is a weapon of choice for small time criminals in U.P.
Another advantage of katta is that it is easily made and readily available for a pittance.

1. Kadak Tea; often mistakenly described as KananDevan Tea. Predominantly the acronym is used in central and northern Karnataka. Kadak=strong, stiff.

2. Kari Thika: Slang for a dark skinned person, and by extension JBT= (jet black thika)
Kari= black, Thika=butt.

Catch-all term to describe someone who is not a Bond or a Daadh - typically this person may be dumb, or socially inept or a wallflower.

Term given to an operation where wild elephants are encircled with tame ones and their mahouts, and herded/ driven into a large "khedda" or enclosure.

Dour faced, morose, sour faced or obnoxious person

A government paper which legitimizes property ownership. Procuring a valid katha is the second main step in property ownership, after registration.

term given to a flying scavenging bird of prey also known as a pariah kite. They are known all over india for swopping down and stealing lunches out of kid hands.

Used to indicate a forcible cessation of communication; to excommunicate (temporarily); to indicate a cessation of friendship.

See dosti, which is used to indicate a resumption of communication/friendship.

In Indonesia,Kota means "City" .
In India,Kota is often referred to as breeding ground of IITians, as it is widely regarded as the best place to prepare for the prestigious IIT JEE. Popular coaching instituties include Career Point, Vibrant Academy and Bansal classes .
A distinguishing aspect about 'Kota coaching' is learning on classification basis : Students are sorted to classes in order of their intelligence. This process facilitates the aspirants to study in a group with similar aptitude.

In short , Kota is THE place in India to 'learn to master and to take a broad perspective; to solve problems and to seize tomorrow's opportunities in IIT JEE'

A young one of a species; 'poona kutty, malayalee kutty. Comes from the Malayalam for child, or young one.

means a shop, generally a little run down and disorganised. Please note that the glitzy stores in a shopping mall do not fall within this definition.

Duffer. Idiot. Dim-wit. Big part of Punjabi slang. The word literally means "donkey", which is never a great compliment in any language.

Employed often by Sardars or Delhi-ites, especially when irritated or annoyed. Usage varies widely based on the situation, from affectionate to friendly to mildly offensive to I'm-feeling-suicidal-today.

The word has gender specific forms (Male : Khota, Female : Khotee). A gender-neutral version exists too, which works just as well for an entire herd of duffers (Khotey)

Below value. Someone with a provincial background.

Kothi means monkey in Kannada. The word kothi (or koti) is also used in the following fashion across India, similar to the Kathoey of Thailand, although kothis are often distinguished from hijras. Kothis are regarded as feminine men or boys who take a feminine role in sex with men, but do not live in the kind of intentional communities that hijras usually live in. Additionally, not all kothis have undergone initiation rites or the body modification steps to become a hijra.

Skull (usually in reference to a bald head). Kottay's are meant to be kolted

Oddly enough, "Kottays" in the plural refers to a man's testicles.

Consequently, all usage of the phrase (see example below) is automatically hilarious.

KD stands for Known Depradator or Known dacoit

Means general unsavoury character. Residual word from Macaulay-era Indian Penal Code slang. Some unsavoury citizens of society were listed in police files as KD (Known Depradator." See also rowdy-sheeter

From the Tamil "story." Sometimes used in a derogatory way to make light of what someone is saying, dismissing it all as a story.

ass, bum, asshole

Cunt; potential insult but also vulgar term of endearment.

A stick. Equiv. of "egg on your face"