kraken
- noun
- /ˈkrɑːkən/
- In the debate, the politician unleashed the metaphorical kraken of public anger against the new policy.
But before they released the Kraken And remember, that is a whole lot of Kraken.
- But before they released the Kraken And remember, that is a whole lot of Kraken.
- Mike Pillow dead ass broke that Kraken lawyer.
- And to know that Rudy Giuliani and that Kraken lawyer and all of these buffoons, they know.
- He's got Mike Lindell the My Pillow guy and the Kraken lawyer and Rudy Giuliani and all of this crazy shit going on.
Examples
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The merger was a kraken of corporate power that threatened to overshadow smaller competitors.
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The Kraken is the end of us.
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The kraken has been unleashed.
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The same thing is true of our kraken.
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You heard the witches' prophecy you will not defeat the Kraken, much less Hades.
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The Kraken comes now!
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It's the Kraken.
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Activists referred to the government's negligence as the kraken that would destroy the environment if left unchecked.
Synonyms
A very large and powerful thing, person, or group
A very large powerful force that cannot be stopped, for example a company or government
A very large and powerful thing, for example a company or ship
A person or thing with great, unstoppable power like a storm
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Etymology
Kraken is also used for something very large and dangerous. Because the sea monster was seen as huge and hard to stop, people call a powerful company, law, or team a kraken when it feels like an uncontrollable monster.