kas

¹

[kahs]

noun

1. (in the Netherlands and in Dutch colonies) a large cabinet of the 17th and 18th centuries, having two doors and often a number of drawers at the bottom, and usually having an elaborately painted or carved decoration with a heavy cornice.

Kas.

²

abbreviation

1. Kansas.

Word History and Origins

Origin of kas¹

From Dutch; case ²

Example Sentences

So too has the poor malfunctioning printer, which Samir, Michael and Peter bludgeon to pieces in a field as a Geto Boys’ track eggs them on with its refrain of “‘Die motherf**kas, die motherf**kas’ still fool!”

From Salon

At the roundtable, he hit back at Jake for his illogical theory that Kas must be a traitor because he saves lives during the day and therefore, must kill at night.

From BBC

It was heart-breaking to see loveable doctor Kas ostracised by his fellow contestants in the day before his banishment.

From BBC

Fans of the show have criticised other contestants for isolating Kas from the group.

From BBC

Kas says fellow contestant Fozia, who sacrificed herself in an episode one elimination task, was an "ally" during their short time together.

From BBC