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caca

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feces, less impolite than "shit"

its spanish for shit Comment by: jizah Rated:3/5

Yeh it's the French for shit too... Comment by: EloB

I heard it used a lot on Oahu, tho mostly parents and little kids. Comment by: d Rated:4/5

think of it as "doo doo" or "poop" in Spanish; mierda means shit Comment by: Jared82CA Rated:3/5

It'sjust the correct medical term - spelt faeces in English English. Comment by: mks

funny. it means shit in sinhalese (spoken in sri lanka) too! Comment by: HNL

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cake boy

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faggot, fag, homo, cocksucker, ass pirate, michael jackson

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Cake-hole

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Mouth

over paid under worked mill workers, cake eater , stuff there cake holes Comment by: paul wie------k

In the USA we say pie-hole. As in, "shut your pie hole!" Only way I've heard it used. Comment by: Sylvia

We say 'cake-hole' in the Canadian military too! Comment by: 71CANADIAN

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camel toe

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When a female has a fronter wedgie. Basically there crotch is eating there pants.

"I could see her uterus her pants were too tight. She must've owned panties that were not in sight. She walked right by the poor woman didn't know. She had a frontal wedgie - a Camel Toe." [from the Song Camel Toe by Fanny Pack]

Uh. "their" crotch and "their" pants. Comment by: name

Who's the idiot that wrote the first definition? Didn't you learn anything in school? The word "there" means "not here but over there". The word you meant to say is "their" which means "belonging to them". Go back to school or take a good ESL class (English as a Second Language) cause you sure don't know English. Comment by: str8pypes

"cause" is slang for because! Learn some English yourself. Comment by: Gian

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Cancer Cage

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A segregated room in a bar or restaurant for smoking tobacco. When anti-smoking laws were passed in Ontario, many bars, restaurants, and coffee shops installed special rooms where people could smoke, away from the other patrons. Known for their dense atmosphere and the short life expectancy of their occupants.

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cancer stick

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A cigarette

also known as a square. Comment by: jmat*

or dart or cig Comment by: dekkard

Or a smoke. Comment by: Tedly

I swear I CAME UP WITH THAT! ! ! Seriously though.. Comment by: Jesse Rated:5/5

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Canuck

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A Canadian. Once often used disparagingly; now a proud label, e.g. "Vancouver Canucks"

A shortening of the Canadian symbol for Canada- Johny Canuck. The UK has John Bull. The USA has Uncle Sam and Canada has Johny Canuck. Probably started by Can. soldier in WW1as a collective. Used extensively by Gov't on posters to advertise and get immigrants from Europe to accept offers of free land in 'the last great west.'(ie. Western provinces). Johny Canuck is a young healthy male standing tall and free. He wears jodpurs, high leather 'mountie' boots, an open check lumberjack shirt, and a wide stetson hat. A great symbol too little used. Comment by: TED BOYLE

"Captain Canuck is in a race against the clock to save Parliament Hill on Canada Day."

was is really used disparagingly? Comment by: adam

it was never an insult..it was a term created by american soldiers during the war who'd go to pub's overseas and meet up with and often get into drunken fights with canadian soldiers..and promptly get thier butts whupped..and the yanks would say.."dont muck with a canuck" Comment by: Rob

The word was used in the states to refer to french canadians, mainly in the southern states and was considered an insult Comment by: Tom

I've heard it used both ways. Good or bad. Comment by: Sylvia

Hardly ever used on the Sunshine Coast (BC). Most people don't know we're called that, they just think it has to do with the Vancouver Canucks :/ American ignorance rubs off too much here.. Comment by: Tosh

Used insultingly by New Englanders (US) to refer to French Canadians. Comment by: Stu

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canucklehead

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A noun used, somewhat derogatorily as a term for a fan of the Vancouver Canucks ice hockey club. Mostly used by fans of other Canadian clubs

a cucklehead is someone who isn't that smart or did something stupid Comment by: maddy

Canucks fans call themselves [ca]nuckleheads all the time. ("I'm a nucklehead, through and through.") We really don't care if other fans mean it in a derogatory way. If it distinguishes us as true Canucks fans, we're all for it. Comment by: Gina Rated:3/5

I've seen this used in a bunch of ways, but the oldest place was the issue of the old X-Men comics preluding the dark phoenix saga where cyclops and Marvel Girl/Phoenix (Jean Grey) got married and wolverine (Logan), (the only Canadian X-Man) wrote a note referring to himself as a 'canucklehead' but that was as a joke. So it can be used both ways, as an insult or as a compliment. I personally use it as a compliment. Comment by: Mel Rated:3/5

ummm, www.canucklehead.ca anyone? Comment by: canucklehead Rated:5/5

I find it very interesting and funny Comment by: someone Rated:4/5

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Caps

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Dis is what I bust in yo ass if you be steppin mutha fucka!

...I think he means boots. Comment by: docweb

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carpet muncher

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lesbien

The correct spelling would be "lesbian". Comment by: T.WC

Carpetburger is the genital area of the female Comment by: Dale Rated:1/5

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carpet muncher(correct)

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anyone who performs oral sex on a female

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carry on

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to perservere

"I can't carry on...living life like this. This can't be what it is. I don't wanna live my life like this." [from the Song Carry On by Ashanti]

to keep trying, to keep moving forward Comment by: katy

In US military this is an order (often to an enlisted man from an officer who has interrupted him in his duties) to return to his former occupation. Comment by: dbeierl

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carry on (UK)

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a derogatory term for describing poor, irrational, upset behaviour

Also used in the USA. Comment by: Sylvia

This is also the most used meaning in the USA. Comment by: That Guy

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cat burglar

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a burglar who is as quiet and adept as a cat at night, stealthily entering, burglaring and leaving a room without notice.

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cat on a hot tin roof

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A person that is ill at ease or uncomfortable, like a cat enduring the discomfort of walking on a hot tin roof on a sunny summer day. Name of a famous Tennessee William's play.

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cat on hot bricks

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English expression similar to the American expression "cat on a hot tin roof". Indicates a person ill at ease or uncomfortable.

I have never heard this said before. the Cat on a tin roof. that is soooo weird Comment by: Jennifer Rated:2/5

my grand mom said this to me"hurry up phylum, your uncle is coming home tonight, he's from the hospital and he wants somebody to look(meaning to standby for him)at him while he's asleep..he's like you know, cat on hot bricks(agonizing) go on now! fix his room, ok?" Comment by: chrisophylum calleza Rated:3/5

I think "cat on a hot tin roof" is an expression most Americans,(those unfamiliar with Tennesee Williams or not from the south) won't recognize. Great explanation of the analogy, though. Comment by: KrisM Rated:4/5

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_on_a_Hot_Tin_R oof I'm familiar with the movie but have never heard anyone say it as an expression apart from that. Comment by: Kathy

Never heard of "cat on hot bricks" but "cat on a hot tin roof" is very popular, in the south or not. I don't even know what the movie is about, but the phrase is very common in Ohio. Comment by: DiGi

I've never been to the south, and I'm not familiar with Tennessee Williams, but I'm very familiar with "cat on a hot tin roof". You don't have to know the origin of a phrase to know the phrase and use it. Comment by: Downstrike

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cat's meow

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A person or thing that is very cool

This word is the "bee's knees" Comment by: - Rated:1/5

actually it means the same thing as "bee's knee's." It seems to be preferred to bee's knee's in the U.S., but both terms are very old and aren't used often at all. Comment by: may Rated:4/5

The Cat's Meow, and The Bee's Knees are All That! Comment by: Kathy

I've always heard this one expressed as "The cat's ass". Meaning the same thing. "Money for nothing? That would be the cat's ass!" Comment by: That Guy

Also "the cat's pajamas." Comment by: dbeierl

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catnap

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A nap, a light sleep in the manner of a cat who whilst asleep is still aware.

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Cellasaurus

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An outdated cell phone.

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Charlie

Posted by: Psyco SydRating:1.4

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1) Cocaine, 2)Viet Cong

Hey !!! I am Vietnamese here !!! I don't think it stands for Viet Cong !!! Comment by: No body Rated:2/5

charlie dont surf - movie full metal jacket Comment by: Lt snowflake Rated:5/5

"Victor Charlie" [VC] was the U.S. G.I. radio code for Viet Cong. We'd just shorten it to "Charlie" or "Chuck" and be done with it. The saying "Charlie don't surf" is from the movie "Apocolypse Now", not Full Metal Jacket Comment by: Axeman

Charlie didn't get much USO. He was dug in too deep or moving too fast. His idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat. He had only two ways home: death, or victory. Comment by: Full Cleveland

Oy, when talking military (ie i assume where you were trying to go with the viet cong reference) 'charlie' merely means an unrecognizable enemy, someone you think is there, Comment by: YO!Americano

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Chazer

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A Pig that doesn't fly straight. (Yiddish) "Do You Know What A Chazer Is Frank. It's A Pig That Doesn't Fly Straight, Neither Do You". quote from Scarface.

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Check out, Check this/that out, Check it out

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To look at or observe something or a request to listen to something. "Check out that girl over there." Also "Check this out", means "have a look at this" or "Listen to this". "Check that out" and "Check it out" usually pertains only to the visual reference, meaning to "look at that over there", or words to that effect.

I've also heard "checking out" used in an opposite way, as "zoning out", not paying attention ... probably from checking out of a hotel. (paying, turning in key when leaving) Comment by: marjinel

I've also heard "checking out" or "checked out" used in reference to someone dying, sometimes by committing suicide. eg. Joe checked out last week. Did you see the news about his funeral in the paper? Comment by: John P.

I use this often. Like in th definition, it DOES mean to come look at something. A good example is the day I got my Edward Elric costume and I wore the jacket to school and I tell my friend, "Ohayo, Lexi, Check this out!" And she says "Whoa, cool, can I try it on??" Comment by: Emma

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Cheeba

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joint or pot

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Cheeks

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flesh of buttocks

"And when I'm at the beach, I'm in the speedo trying to tan my cheeks. This is how I roll, come on ladies it's time to go." [from the Song Sexy and I Know It by LMFAO]

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Cheese Eating Surrender Monkeys

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Bart Simpson's word for the French people. Dreadful!

get it right it was Groundskeeper Willie not bart! Comment by: Dave-o Rated:2/5

Yeah, it's a great quote, but A LOT of people will have absolutely no idea what the heck you're talking about/what you're alluding to. Besides, it sounds way too derogatory unless it's GROUNDSKEPPER WILLIE! saying it. *sighs* Why does everyone always assume it's gotta be Bart or Homer? Comment by: Kiki Rated:1/5

I'm french and i'm glad to see that it's not Bart who said that ! btw, i hate willie !^^ Comment by: mimi

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