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Pearse wrote:I think Kimoi is short for kimochi warui, which means something like "gross" or "disgusting". Young people, especially girls, use the term.
Greji wrote:You're right on Pearse, but with a test or something of that nature, it has a implied meaning of its so hard, or bad, it makes one sick i.e. girls see something they don't like, or get sick, its a kimochi warui thing, now shortened to the kimoi slang. It is sometimes probably used with "That kusojiji," or so I've heard....
American Oyaji wrote:FYI,
Coligny is our resident Frenchie, so he's bound to be offended.
;)"Yeah, I've been always awkward toward women and have spent pathetic life so far but I could graduate from being a cherry boy by using geisha's pussy at last! Yeah!! And off course I have an account in Fuckedgaijin.com. Yeah!!!"
Iraira wrote:How does one soothe an offended Frenchman? I could read you selected parts from Artaud's Jet of Blood?
Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:I thought kimoize was a synonym for McTojo...
McTojo wrote:Kimoize is sissy girl talk that has many meanings. Like the daughter who kisses her father's wet razor stubbled face. The prickly little hairs on his face is painful against his daughter's soft supple lips. What she feels inside is "kimoi"
McTojo wrote:Kimoize is sissy girl talk that has many meanings. Like the daughter who kisses her father's wet razor stubbled face. The prickly little hairs on his face is painful against his daughter's soft supple lips. What she feels inside is "kimoi"
McTojo wrote:Kimoize is sissy girl talk that has many meanings. Like the daughter who kisses her father's wet razor stubbled face. The prickly little hairs on his face is painful against his daughter's soft supple lips. What she feels inside is "kimoi"
Yokohammer wrote:Your grammar lesson for the day: Prickly little hairs [color="Red"]are[/color] painful.
Other than that, the pretentiousness of your comment overall, especially the attempted eroticism of "soft supple lips," is pathetically kimoi.
6810 wrote:In Gifu-ben, kimoi once meant "kitsui". It still does to some older residents, but not among the young, male and female, where now it just means what others above me have said...
Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:I bet Saria is reading the story of the monkey and the turtle
Yokohammer wrote:Prickly little hairs [color="Red"]are[/color] painful.
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