KB

KB has 4 meanings
1. What does KB stand for?

Kiss back

Those who are getting mushy use KB to mean "kiss back." This acronym's most commonly sent in response to K or XOXO, to return your affections.

BFs, GFs, and other SOs are most likely to send and receive KB. You may also receive KB in messages from your mother, father, siblings, or grandparents, if you're part of a family that is comfortable showing affection (how bizarre).

Example

KB! I'll see you soon!

Feel free to blow a KB

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Updated April 11, 2022
2. What is kb short for?

Kilobyte

An abbreviation that stands for the unit of measurement for 1,000 bytes; commonly used to measure file size or data storage; a MB contains 1,000 kilobytes; as data storage capabilities increase, the kilobytes measurement will become more obsolete, similar to the penny in American currency.

Example

Smaller graphics files usually are less than 100kb in size on websites

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Updated February 19, 2014
3. What does KB stand for among friends?

Kick back

Those who are relaxing may use KB to stand for "kick back." This acronym is meant to conjure a picture of someone sitting back, kicking up their feet, and chillaxing.

For example, your friends might use KB when asking whether you want to come over for a chill hangout. Or, your SO might use KB when asking whether you want to stay in tonight, rather than go out on the town.

Example

Hey, come KB w/me tonight at mine? Could use some company
Sure, I'll be there

A man who is about to KB

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4. What is kb short for?

Keyboard

An abbreviation of keyboard, an important part of laptop and desktop computers; often appears as just "K" in other popular terms, such as AFK and AAK.

Example

Do you know of any good kbs? I don't like mine

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Updated June 11, 2014

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