Nick Caging

Verb
The act of stealing the declaration of independence (usually in a form of Heist).

Bob:"yo you wanna go nick cage the declaration of independence"?

Jeff:"nah mom said i gotta do homework".

Bob:"damn i really wanted to go Nick Caging".

by 0Dark April 30, 2020

Nicholas Caging

To eat a peach while receiving oral sex

"Peach. I can eat a peach for hours.. while receiving oral sex"

"I've been Nicholas Caging this one bitch for like 3 weeks and still aint hit that shit"

"He asked me to stop and pick up some peaches, so he can Nicholas Cage me later tonight"

"When i went down on him, he started singing how do I live by Faith Hill"

(I know that last one is not from Face/Off, but i guess there are many ways to Nicholas Cage someone) I encourage you to find your own ways

by A synonym for pothead May 4, 2010

Cagina

A caged vagina or a vagina that has not been exposed to the outside world recently.

Samantha had a cagina while her boyfriend was studying in Europe for five months.

by Kenny Davis July 11, 2014

Çağın

He is someone you can trust and share your secrets. He is cold at first but as you start getting closer, he becomes really sweet. He tends to hide his feelings and try to seem like he doesn't feel anything but he does. He actually cares. If you're a close friend of Çağın, you are so lucky. Not going to lie, he is sometimes arrogant and mean but there is still a really thoughtful side of him. He sometimes just doesn't want to show it. And Çağın never forget that we care about you. You are not alone.

-I have a friend. He was so cold at first but once I got close we became best friends.
-Oh he is such a Çağın.

by unknown_woman November 21, 2021

Cagina

The word 'Cagina' was supposed to be typed as vagina, but was accidentally typed into 'Cagina'

She has a tight Cagina.

by CaginaOwner May 1, 2016

caging

To act like nicholas cage around someone.

The act of being chill, or relaxed.

hey jon, are you caging?

by bbboy574 November 28, 2009

caging

A form of voter suppression. Employed by members of Republican Party, the term refers to the political tactic of using direct mail to target registered voters in order to invalidate registration and purge from voter rolls. With one type of caging, a political party sends registered mail to random addresses of registered voters of the opposing party. If the mail is returned as undeliverable - because, for example, either the voter refuses to sign for it, or the voter isn't present for delivery, or the voter is homeless - the party uses that fact to challenge the registration, arguing that because the voter could not be reached at the address, the registration is fraudulent. With the validity of the registration challenged, the voter's ballot cannot be counted until the voter proves that their registration is valid.
The voters targeted by caging are often the most vulnerable: soldiers deployed overseas, those who are unfamiliar with their rights under the law, and those who cannot spare the time, effort, and expense of proving that their registration is valid. On the day of the election, when the voter arrives at the poll to request a ballot, an operative of the party challenges the validity of their registration. Ultimately, caging works by dissuading a voter from casting a ballot, or by ensuring that they cast a provisional ballot, which is less likely to be counted.

Monica Goodling cited her concern about "vote caging" in her written and oral testimony to the United States House Judiciary Committee on May 23, 2007, mentioning that Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty "failed to disclose that he had some knowledge of allegations that Tim Griffin had been involved in vote-caging during his work on the president's 2004 campaign."

by johnnyatlanta October 21, 2008