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KK (to pull a KK) k-k/ key-key noun originating from american celebrity kim kardasian and her 72 day marriage to kris humphries. 1. to undergo and subsequently finish a task in an alarmingly short amount of time. usually resulting in embarrassment and failure to complete the task at hand and/or public ridicule for lack of work ethic and disregard for consequence 2. failure to complete a task 3. to quit suddenly 4. a quantified period of time: measuring precisely 72 days, or -- the fifth and seven one-hundredths part ( 5.07 / 365 ) of a year; two months, one-week and four days; ten-weeks two-days; 72 days; 1,728 hours; 103,680 minutes; 6,220,800 seconds.
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