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Essentially used as a verb, in the sense of "to shelve" or "put on the backburner" or "to procrastinate".1. "I'm busy now, can I KIV it and get back to you?" 2. "If in shirts doubt, just KIV and think about it later."K.L.K.Acronym for "Kwai Lan Kia", Hokkien for "troublemaking child"."I hate going to Ngee Ann City. A lot of K.L.K.s like to go there to K.L.K.K.See also: K.L.K.K. Kwai Lan K.L.K.K.Acronym for "kia lai kia ker" - Hokkien for "to walk about" or "stroll"."Eh, let's shirts go Orchard Road and K.L.K.K."KACHAU/KACHIAU/KACHOOf Malay origin, the term means to "bother" or "disturb"."My exam coming, I must study! You all don't come and kachau me, okay?"KAI KAI (Contributed by SinnerLee)Hokkien phrase literally translated as "walk-walk". Means to go out for a jaunt."Come, let's go Far East and kai kai."See also: K.L.K.K KAKI/KAKI-LANG (Contributed by trashkore)A word of hybrid origin. "Kaki" in Malay means "legs", while "Kaki" in local Hokkien means "mine" or "my own" ("lang" means persons).
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