KKK
KKK is an abbreviation for:
- AtlasGlobal , a Turkish airline (ICAO code)
- Kalakaket Creek AS Airport , airport in Kalakaket Creek, Alaska , USA, according to the IATA code
- Catechism of the Catholic Church , a "Presentation of the Faith of the Church and Catholic Doctrine"
- Cat scratch disease , infectious disease of humans transmitted by scratches from cats
- Hardly any complex art , concept of minimal art
- Children, kitchen, church ("the three K"), paraphrase for the social role of women according to traditional values
- Criticizing, checking, correcting , frequent accusations of senior officials in the military
- Klaus Karl-Kraus (* 1951), German cabaret artist, presenter and comedian
Organizations:
- Kataastaasang, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan ("highest and most honorable society of the children of the country"), nationalist secret society in the Philippines
- Church district conference of the Protestant regional church of Bavaria
- Kölsche Kippa Köpp , Jewish carnival association in Cologne
- Communist Correspondence Committee , an association of revolutionary proletarian movements brought into being by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
- Ku Klux Klan , a racist secret society in the southern United States
Company / Economy:
- Kawasaki Kisen KK , a major Japanese shipping company based in Tokyo
- Krümmel nuclear power plant , former power plant near Geesthacht on the Elbe that went into operation in 1983
- Art Print Artists Association Karlsruhe , founded in 1897 by members of the Karlsruhe Artists Association
Technology and Science:
- KKK rule (core cold catalyst reaction), rule for the substitution reaction on aromatics
- Current account credit , account with overdraft facility for short-term financing
- Cross-correlation coefficient , time-discrete counterpart of the cross-correlation function
- Close coupling kinematics , device for coupling model railway vehicles according to NEM 352
KK&K stands for:
- Kühnle, Kopp & Kausch AG, former mechanical engineering company based in Frankenthal, Pfalz (since 2006 Siemens Power Generation)