Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Kudo

👉 Kudohovirus is a type of virus that primarily infects dogs, specifically by causing severe respiratory issues and loss of appetite in those affected. It's characterized by its ability to spread through contact with infected dogs, leading to a rapid increase in cases within a few days. The term "kudohovirus" refers to the specific virus itself, not any specific dog breed or species.

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👉 kudos is a phrase that means "a compliment" or "positive affirmation". It's often used to praise someone for something, especially when they have done something well. For example, if you give someone kudos on their performance in class, it could be said as "Well done, you did a great job!" or "Thank you so much! You've earned it!"

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👉 In Japanese, "kudo" is a word that has been used for many years to express gratitude or appreciation. It's often used in conversations between friends, family members, and colleagues. Kudos are typically given when something goes well, such as winning an award or receiving a promotion, and they can be given by individuals or groups.

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👉 Kudoids are a group of small arthropods that include ants, millipedes, and spiders. They have eight legs and are typically brown or black in coloration. Kudoids are known for their specialized skills such as making mudslides to dig tunnels through the ground, which they use to escape from predators.

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👉 Kudoacanthus is a type of plant that exhibits the following characteristics: - Has three primary leaves, each with two leaflets. - The leaves are sessile and do not have roots or tendrils. - The stem is shorter than usual for its species. - Flowering time varies from year to year due to environmental factors. This species is native to the tropical regions of Asia.

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👉 Kudoa is a type of candy that consists of a hard, crunchy, white, and sometimes colored ball-like substance inside a chocolate shell. It is often enjoyed as a snack or dessert.

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