Latin verb meaning "to cut" or "to kill".
The word "suicide" has etymological roots in the Latin phrase "sui caedere", meaning "to kill oneself".
Used in the slang phrase "caedere'd", which apparently means "to be subjected to dragon pornography against one's will."
The word "suicide" has etymological roots in the Latin phrase "sui caedere", meaning "to kill oneself".
Used in the slang phrase "caedere'd", which apparently means "to be subjected to dragon pornography against one's will."
From Cicero's "Pro Milone":
"... partim, quod hunc iam interfectum putarent, caedere incipiunt eius servos..."
Meaning:
"... some of them, having thought that he had already been killed, began to kill his slaves..."
"... partim, quod hunc iam interfectum putarent, caedere incipiunt eius servos..."
Meaning:
"... some of them, having thought that he had already been killed, began to kill his slaves..."
by prophet January 19, 2005
a common misspelling of "wordpsyche"
by Prophet August 21, 2003
The abbreviation for the phrase "double deuce", meaning to give someone the proverbial middle finger salute with both hands at the same time.
Stinkoman used his famous Double Deuce attack in his ultimate battle with the 1936 version of the Homestar Runner in the year 20X6.
by prophet January 19, 2005
by Prophet September 25, 2003
by prophet May 07, 2015