Emma Caulfield

A very hot and creative actress that is known for her role as Anya from the hit series Buffy The Vampire Slayer. She also have created CONTROPUSSY a web-comic with her friend Camilla Rantsen. They have also created Who is Ripped? a supernatural web-comic based in the 1800

Emma Caulfield is a Sexy and creative Actress that Wow´s the world daily

by smush83 November 17, 2011

Holden my Caulfield

Standing around idly; waiting, killing time; often implies being left on one's own in an uncomfortable or awkward situation

(Wordplay on the name of the protagonist in Catcher in the Rye)

She took her sweet-ass time in the bathroom and left me standing there holden my caulfield.

by Rockettsalad July 7, 2010

Holden Caulfield

The main character from The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. A euphemism for someone who is carrying marijuana.

Hey buddy, are you Holden Caulfield?

by Atroxodisse August 5, 2004

Young wessy Cauldy

The fearless wessy boys are notorious throughout the uk often seen terrorising some shafton jakey

Young wessy Cauldy cause it

by YWC1 July 22, 2022

caulfield grammar

caulfield grammar, one of the school which had more than 100 years history.

What school do you go to?
Caulfield Grammar school
Oh that was a good school

by Huxxx October 19, 2010

holden caulfield

Protagonist of the best book ever written for teenagers, The Catcher In The Rye. Holden is depressive, narcissistic and self obsessed yet he is strangely sexy and overwhelmingly likeable. Just ask any teenage girl (or boy, if you swing that way): Holden is the sexiest literary character ever.
Yes, even more so than Sirius Black.
Holden refers to everybody as a phoney, hates his private school friends, hates himself and hates just about everything else.

"Damn, I would so spoon Holden Caulfield!"
"If Holden Caulfield were alive today, there is a 98.9% chance that he would be emo...and sexy"

by bandanasarerad January 17, 2007

cauley

A prisoner with aids who rapes people for fun

don't go in the shower with him, he's a cauley

by Steven Pearce January 30, 2008