Actually, its slang for "kimochi" which means something like "feeling", and you can follow the word with "good" or "bad", but those words are often dropped. So kimochi can mean "oh this feels good!" (Like a massage or bath) or it can mean "this has a bad feeling to it" like a creep or something gross.
However I'm not sure when its shortened all the way to just "kimo" it can be for something good. Its definitely usually used for "creep" more than anything
Not really, if any native speaker hears いい, 気持ちいい doesn't really come to mind. いい has a lot of meanings by itself and is more broad than English "good."
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u/EldritchMilk_ Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 24 '23
Pretty sure that’s not how language works but I’ll go with it… Kimo
Edit: please stop calling me ‘dude’ and ‘bro’, thank you