KK

KK has 3 meanings
1. What does kk mean?

OK

KK is the same as OK or k and is often used in America and Australia. Most people use it to communicate approval, acceptance, agreement, or acknowledgment.

You will often see KK when gaming, texting, and messaging online. Typically, you must understand the context in which KK is used to understand its intended meaning.

For example, you may message "KK" to your sister when she shares she has a new boyfriend in a family text thread. Or, you might respond to another gamer's strategic proposal with a "KK, I'll follow you."

Example

Be there in 5 minutes
KK, I'll see you at 6:00!

KK, dude

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Updated October 4, 2022
2. What is kk short for?

K, kewl

Kk is an abbreviation for "k, kewl", which in itself is an abbreviation for "okay, cool." It is typically used online or in text messages to respond in the affirmative to another person's message.

The abbreviation is typically only used by teenagers, which means adults may struggle with understanding the response. You may just want to go with "cool" or "sure" to avoid confusion.

Example

I'll be there around 7 to pick you up
kk

Abed is all about kk

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Updated February 21, 2018
3. What does KK stand for?

Kiss kiss

In texts from your BFF and SO, KK might stand for "kiss kiss." This playful acronym is typically used at a message's end, as a way of saying goodbye to someone you love.

Kiss kiss can also be represented by XX. XX, however, typically represents a couple KOTLs, while KK represents a couple blown kisses or KOTCs.

Example

Luv ya! KK!

Among affectionate friends and lovers, KK means "kiss kiss"

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Updated December 17, 2020

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