A slang term for the word cuddle. Cud is, like cuddle, a word used between couples, typically to express that one wants to perform the cud-ing.
by caitlin Perry January 23, 2008
On rare occassions, a peculiar thing happens where after leaving a McDonald's sandwich in your car for an extended period of time, the meat turns into maggots.
Although most would have you believe that maggots hatch from eggs laid by flies, this is false.
Recent studies by wades have proven that maggots are a product of spontaneous generation and in fact form themselves from organic matter; in this case, meat.
There are many types of organic material that maggots are created from, however, those which form in meat, are the most frequently sighted, and it is common knowledge that they with out a doubt, do exist.
Although most would have you believe that maggots hatch from eggs laid by flies, this is false.
Recent studies by wades have proven that maggots are a product of spontaneous generation and in fact form themselves from organic matter; in this case, meat.
There are many types of organic material that maggots are created from, however, those which form in meat, are the most frequently sighted, and it is common knowledge that they with out a doubt, do exist.
CONNOR: ..when he went back to the car, the meat had turned into maggots!!!
SMART PEOPLE: no...Connor, that doesn't make sense.
CONNOR: shut your MOUTH! i'm asking my dad!
DAD: Connor, i'm on your side, 100% because you're always right. A meat maggot...makes sense to me, because I'm a wade.
NATHAN'S SMART MOM: The flies lay their eggs in the meat.
CONNOR: *speechless*
SMART PEOPLE: no...Connor, that doesn't make sense.
CONNOR: shut your MOUTH! i'm asking my dad!
DAD: Connor, i'm on your side, 100% because you're always right. A meat maggot...makes sense to me, because I'm a wade.
NATHAN'S SMART MOM: The flies lay their eggs in the meat.
CONNOR: *speechless*
by Caitlin Perry January 31, 2007
CONNOR: when he went back to the car, the meat had turned into maggots!!!
SMART PEOPLE: no...Connor, that doesn't make sense.
CONNOR: shut your MOUTH! i'm asking my dad!
DAD: Connor, i'm on your side, 100% because you're always right. Meat maggots...makes sense to me, because I'm a Wade.
NATHAN'S SMART MOM: The flies lay their eggs in the meat.
CONNOR: *speechless*
SMART PEOPLE: no...Connor, that doesn't make sense.
CONNOR: shut your MOUTH! i'm asking my dad!
DAD: Connor, i'm on your side, 100% because you're always right. Meat maggots...makes sense to me, because I'm a Wade.
NATHAN'S SMART MOM: The flies lay their eggs in the meat.
CONNOR: *speechless*
by Caitlin Perry January 05, 2007
A saying used to describe a person who cheated on their significant other. The said person, 'went to Rome'.
by caitlin Perry January 13, 2008
verb trans. rare
1. To make something overimaginative or fantastic.
2. To do a fantastic job masturbating.
1. To make something overimaginative or fantastic.
2. To do a fantastic job masturbating.
1. BOBBY: I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts.
2. BOBBY: hey Suzie Q...
SUZIE: yeah Bobby?
BOBBY: last night I thought about you naked, so I decided to fantasticate.
SUZIE: oh...
2. BOBBY: hey Suzie Q...
SUZIE: yeah Bobby?
BOBBY: last night I thought about you naked, so I decided to fantasticate.
SUZIE: oh...
by caitlin Perry January 11, 2008
An adjective used to describe something that is awesome or the best.
the "cake"
the "Ultimate"
the "ish"
the "cake"
the "Ultimate"
the "ish"
CAITLIN: I got an ipod for Christmas, what'd you get?
TREVOR: WELL...I got an iphone.
CAITLIN: DANG! that takes the daddy hat!!
TREVOR: WELL...I got an iphone.
CAITLIN: DANG! that takes the daddy hat!!
by caitlin Perry March 22, 2007
An adjective used to describe something that is awesome or the best.
The cake.
The Ultimate.
The ish.
The cake.
The Ultimate.
The ish.
CAITLIN: I saw Anchorman this weekend, what about you?
CONNOR: I went to Tenacious D, AND Rock Supernova.
CAITLIN: oh wow, that takes the daddy hat.
CONNOR: I went to Tenacious D, AND Rock Supernova.
CAITLIN: oh wow, that takes the daddy hat.
by caitlin Perry February 24, 2007