Holy Cabooses!

A humorous term that Barnaby Tucker (from the musical Hello, Dolly!) often says when he is surprised or excited.

Cornelius: Come on, Barnaby! We're going to New York! Elevated trains, Barnaby! The lights of Broadway!

Barnaby: Holy cabooses!

by ccl2010 March 28, 2009

cagoo

Used locally in New Orleans by French- or Louisiana Creole-speaking people to describe being sick. Sometimes also spelled cagu.

I was cagoo last week due to the flu.

by eViL pOp TaRt May 21, 2010

cadoosay

Laboratory

Cadoosay, Cadoosay.

by STiNGTunic52 June 16, 2021

in cahoots

in partnership with someone who shares your purpose (often secretly)

They were in cahoots with the Mafia this whole time.

by The Return of Light Joker February 8, 2008

kit and caboodle

To get everything included. To get all the bells and whistles.
The Combonation.

I thought she'd buy me a fishing pole for my birthday.She bought the the whole kit and caboodle,hooks and everthing.

I brought her a stove,refrigerator,microwave oven and dishwasher,the whole kit and caboodle.

Instead of buying our entertainment center piece by piece. We went ahead and got the whole kit and caboodle.

by Clump A Clay October 1, 2007

douche caboose

A group of douche bags that can be found walking behind a group of attractive women, usually as they enter a nightclub.

"Hey, look at those sorostitutes that just came in. Let's buy them a round of shots!" "Nope.. there's the douche caboose."

by Cullen S October 23, 2007

Cahoonas

Cahoonas is the English derivative of ''cojones'' used in US and British slang to denote “boldness, manliness and courage” and popularised by iconic films such as Pulp Fiction and British male underwear brand Cahoonas.

You'll need a huge pair of Cahoonas to go 3 rounds in the ring with that nutter.

by ideasgarden April 28, 2013