kafka

IPA: kˈɑfkʌ

Root Word: Kafka

noun

  • A surname from German.
  • Franz Kafka (1883–1924), a German-language writer from Prague.
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Examples of "kafka" in Sentences

  • What happened to cutting the military?! kafka Says:
  • Enter the email folder and use the password "kafka".
  • Those depend on who you fight and where. kafka says:
  • Sadly, we still have to explain it to people. kafka says:
  • But that would be a subject for a different post. kafka says:
  • Nobody actually finds this surprising anymore, do they? kafka says:
  • That is how I think that we can push the elephant off the see-saw. kafka Says:
  • The only people more idiotic than goldbugs are the people that take Cato seriously. kafka says:
  • The disadvantages to the American lower class certainly outweigh the benefits of affluent college grads getting better ethnic food and cheaper nannies. kafka says:
  • Haven't blogged in a while, so going to shake the rust out of the engine with a little dark humor (side note: when I joined Salon back in the day, I named our first server "kafka").

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