Calling Cassandra

Named after the Greek prophetess. When you first warn someone about the trouble you see ahead.

“I’m calling Cassandra on this relationship right now. You’ve only been dating for 8 weeks and she’s borrowed over $10,000 from you. This is going to get worse, I’m warning you now.”

When I get into work tomorrow I’m going to call Cassandra on that cheap ass new bookkeeping program my boss bought. I can just see it crashing now and causing all sorts of hell for us.

by Brett Burkhardt April 27, 2008

CABing

Crashing and Burning. Not literally though, please. That's horrifying. Usually used in reference to one's life being reduced to nothing but stress and ruin.

Also see cabbing.

"Guys, I'm seriously CABing right now. I have got a 12 page research paper due in 12 hours and I haven't even gotten a full page done yet. Also my relationship sucks."

"Yeah, you're right. You ARE CABing."

by CaliandMusic November 17, 2011

Cabaling

A secret political clique or faction that controls money and power.

"Damn those politicians are cabaling out of control."

by Mister Heisenberg July 7, 2018

calling dinosaurs

violent vomiting usually (but not always) accompanied by some sort of vocalization. Usually associated with the overindulgence of alcohol.

Tabitha was in the bathroom calling dinosaurs because she drank too much.

That party was off the hook, I drank so much I called dinosaurs.

by sinister sam February 4, 2010

nigga calling

to hold a buket of KFC, COOL-AID,or WATERMELLON high in the air and scream (Here nigga nigga nigga)

nigga calling,nigga,KFC,COOL-AID,WATERMELLON

by vschlauch January 4, 2011

Tennessee Turkey Calling

The noise a girl makes when she is deepthroating your cock.

Last night when Mary was deepthroating me she was Tennessee turkey calling

by USMC1108 February 24, 2010

CallingID

The identification of who you are calling, or connecting to. Like caller ID is the identification of who calls you.

1. When you calls someone using Skype tou can see the other party details, and even a picture.
2. When you connect to a web site the identification of the site you are visiting can be displayed on your browser telling you who owns the site you connect to.

by Yoram Nissenboim February 10, 2005