Caine

(Trans.) To excessively punish, disparage, inconvenience or burden.

(Intrans.) To act wild or out of control, especially in reference to drinking.

Aw man, my boss totally cained me with work this weekend.

I can't go; my girlfriend would caine me.

You up for caining it tonight?

by Childe August 7, 2008

Caine

A very good friend. He isn't just a name for a drug. He is a sweet boy with good intentions and he isn't afraid to be himself. He can sometimes embarrass himself, but he sticks with it because he isn't afraid what snide comments might come after and that's what makes him special.

Person 1: "Why did he say that?"

Person 2: "He's a Caine!"

by Grrrrr:D November 10, 2011

Caine

Super attractive. Loves to have sex all the TIME! Is the best leader ever!!!!

Person A: I heard that Caine had sex fifteen times!
Person B: He is such a Caine Lol!
Person A: Well he is fucking hot!

by keasey33 June 25, 2016

cainese

name of the language of when someone who makes typos doesn't correct their spelling and leaves it up to the reader to decipher what they're saying.

Person one, through text: yohwgivb me a cainese.senren3

Person two: what?

Person 3: she's asking you to give her a cainese sentence, in cainese

by glump September 7, 2020

Cainan

A very cute boy in my grade who is straight and adorable. He runs xc which is DEFINITELY NOT A GAY SPORT. He loves girls and once again is sooooooooooo hot. I think that everyone in the grade likes him because how could you not he is the coolest guy I have ever met because I JUST LOVE AND ADORE HIM. I LOVE CAINAN!

Girl: OMG! its cainan he coming towards us
Girl 2: (in a dreamy voice) catch me (sigh)

by The Painter Bob Ross November 24, 2019

Caincuser

Any of the women who accuse GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain of sexual harassment.

I'd put the over-under of Caincusers at 9.5 by November 2012.

by Dr. Mega November 7, 2011

Horatio-Caining

To say something deeply underwhelming in a profound way and immediately following the statement with a melodramatic gesture; not unlike how in all the show's opening scenes, CSI: Miami's lead character Horatio Caine (played by David Caruso) usually makes an anticlimactic statement, slowly slides his aviator sunglasses on, and looks off into the distance.

That guy is always Horatio-Caining any chance he gets! He's always waiting for the right moment to drop a single sentence he's been sitting on all class and then to slowly take off his glasses and stare out the window.

by notyourmamasiambicpentameter February 21, 2018