cariked; cariking; carikes
noun
1. Absurdly hot, razor sharp woman with a mesmerising, incredible thigh gap.
2. (hence figuratively) Any aperture which is particular narrow, enticing, or visually appealing.
transitive verb
1. To take advantage of the fleeting appearance of a CARIKE.
1. To consume from a CARIKE, often with extreme gusto.
noun
1. Absurdly hot, razor sharp woman with a mesmerising, incredible thigh gap.
2. (hence figuratively) Any aperture which is particular narrow, enticing, or visually appealing.
transitive verb
1. To take advantage of the fleeting appearance of a CARIKE.
1. To consume from a CARIKE, often with extreme gusto.
Did you see the shot he just made? Cariked it right past the keeper!
Stop cariking your cocktails! I haven’t finished my first glass!
Stop cariking your cocktails! I haven’t finished my first glass!
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'Jesus Christ almighty, what the fuck happened last night? Looks like the Epping carnage poo struck again because I've not only got memory loss but I also appear to have shat the bed. I say shat but it could be Nutella. (sniffs brown stain in question). Nope, it's definitely shit.'
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Adjective used as vocative to denote affection, either real of fake. Abbreviation of "primo carnal" which is first cousin in Spanish, to denote that you consider the other person as part of your close family.
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