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Karen

(n);/ (adj) Typically derived from the soccermom/boomer type of female. Gets loud for no reason and seems to place blame on anyone and/or thing that she does not agree with. Karens have been scientifically proven to bee mutating into subspecies for example the new breed of hybrid SecurityGuard/Karen species that is usually spotted at places of gathering like strip malls and outdoor flea markets. Beware, this species has also been reported to be taking on the Male form although still under investigation, the studies seem very accurate to the reports.

Hey bro, did that security guard just Karen us??

By ILOVEURHAIR

Karen

A Karen is typically a middle age women, with a short pixie haircut, who complains loudly and obnoxiously on the internet for being called Karen. They want to speak to the manager. It could also refer to anyone that creates drama over something that's unnecessary, and trivial. Members of the gay community often refer to drama queens as "Karens".

OMG, Lucy is such a Karen! She complained quite loudly and obnoxiously all night that she wasn't being served her food immediately in a busy restaurant. She asked to speak to the manager.

By joebearly

Karen

The human version of the rare plague rat, these people are often observed as blonde, white, and female. Even during a worldwide pandemic, they refuse to wear a mask, which is how we can tell that they are closely related to the plague rat. They are commonly found in a store,(a Walmart is where you'll find them most) arguing with a more reasonable employee. They attack their prey not by killing them, like most animals, but potentially giving them a deadly virus by not practicing social distancing, not wearing a mask as previously said, and by aggressively demanding to speak with the employee's manager. Also note that their transportation is usually a Honda.

Employee: I'm very sorry ma'am but you are required to wear a mask, it's the law! Karen: It's my right not to! Employee: Ma'am I'm trying to be reasonable but you're making it diffi-- Karen: Don't you dare talk to me like that! I would like to see the manager!

By Sheepling24

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