The text representation of a double scooped ice cream cone.
Some times may be used as a variation of <3.
So far, I'm the first person that I've seen use it...
Some times may be used as a variation of <3.
So far, I'm the first person that I've seen use it...
B: I <3 You!
G: I cC> You!
B: ... I want love. Not... frozen desert.
G: But it's ICE CREAM love!
B: ... Touche.
G: I cC> You!
B: ... I want love. Not... frozen desert.
G: But it's ICE CREAM love!
B: ... Touche.
by NoOneKNOWS! July 28, 2010
CC is the general abbreviation, used to describe the term "clunge cleaning", or oral stimulation of the vagina via the use of the tongue. Its name derives from many sources, most notably the use of the word "clunge" in the hit E4 Series "The Inbetweeners". Whilst in public, to avoid offense, it can be referred to as CC or Clinking.
Other Terms;
Clunking - Inexperience Clunge cleaning
Clonking - The clunge cleaning of a mature/overweight woman
MegaClonking - The Clunge cleaning of a obese woman
McClinking - The Clunge cleaning with the use of food, most notably, golden syrup
Clunking - Inexperience Clunge cleaning
Clonking - The clunge cleaning of a mature/overweight woman
MegaClonking - The Clunge cleaning of a obese woman
McClinking - The Clunge cleaning with the use of food, most notably, golden syrup
by CC maker June 21, 2009
short for computer cleaner (dust off). it gives you an intense high that makes your lips and finger tips numb.
1. shake the dust off
2. do a quick spray in the air to make sure that you dont get the liquid on your tongue
3. put the bottle to your mouth
4. pull the lever and inhale
5. hold the air in your mouth
6. exhale slowly and try not to fall over
1. shake the dust off
2. do a quick spray in the air to make sure that you dont get the liquid on your tongue
3. put the bottle to your mouth
4. pull the lever and inhale
5. hold the air in your mouth
6. exhale slowly and try not to fall over
by venice kid October 26, 2007
Courtesy Copy...The additional people you want to add to an email that aren't the directly intended audience are input into the CC block of an email...It's courtesy to include them so they know what's going on to keep them in the loop...Many times this is used as a means of managers in an organization so they know all facets of what's going on.
Your boss asks you to do a project...Part of your project involves soliciting other individuals for information in order to complete the project...You CC your boss on the emails so he can see the progress you are making and will know in case your boss' supervisor asks him about the project status...Usually tasks come from the top...No boss wants to look bad by not having an answer or a leg to stand on...It's also a way of managers knowing you're completing a task they assigned you or that you are at least attempting to...
by AF guy August 28, 2009
by shady character February 8, 2007
Carbon copy. The second line on an email for which you add emails of people who aren't as important as those in the send to box.
by Lord Byron June 21, 2005