by 1738 yus March 4, 2016
Abbrev., Continuing Criminal Enterprise.
Traditionally used to describe a group that engages in an illegal activity for an extended amount of time. Can be used as post-nominal designatory letters for a person or company that is always working an illegal hustle.
Traditionally used to describe a group that engages in an illegal activity for an extended amount of time. Can be used as post-nominal designatory letters for a person or company that is always working an illegal hustle.
John isn't just a little sketchy. He steals, sells drugs and counterfeit tickets. He's a one-man CCE.
John Smith, CCE.
John Smith, CCE.
by Flhu January 13, 2022
a short term describing the people that hang out in canan way in ottery st mary
they are often 'told off' by the police about the amount of beer cans and empty bottles littered around the place.
they also have a fairly successful bench football team.
they are often 'told off' by the police about the amount of beer cans and empty bottles littered around the place.
they also have a fairly successful bench football team.
by pc thomas December 28, 2007
Clear Channel Entertainment, worst thing to happen in monster truck racing which drove the sport back a few years.
Also see USHRA
Also see USHRA
by IMTRc_Trans_Am October 16, 2004
English language skills acquired by residents of a non-english speaking country which is quite distinct and intended to cater to call center clients, mainly in North America.Training is normally provided by the call center employing people with basic english skills, where they learn to speak with an 'American' accent, applying minimal focus on grammar.People subjected to CCE are typically in countries like Pakistan and India and are easily seperated from those of us who don't need to force our linguistic skills to communicate.
Too many damn radio jockeys on Radio FM89 talk with a fake accent these days! They are victims of Call Center English (CCE) training.
by JJ Baybee October 1, 2008