candace

she a hoe. like mega mega hoe but she chill though. she got hella hoes but still want sum real.

bruh that girl is such a candace

by jaedaddy October 31, 2018

Candad

A country that originated from the minecraft streaming YouTuber Skeppy. He misspelled it on live stream while planking his friend, coming up with Candad. A whole new country.

Wanna visit Candad?

by TestosteroneMan June 25, 2019

candian

The origin comes from a canadian who had just sniffed some cocaine and is a little confused with the words flying out of his mouth.

Person 1: Hey are you Canadian?

Person 2: Yah I'm Candian!

Person 1: EH?

by crazydudez October 20, 2009

cantral

“Cantral” is what you call someone if they not only hate everyone and everything but hate themselves as well. They stop playing video games with you and the boys to do real things in life such as work and build meaningful relationships.

You: Hey! Wanna play Xbox later with me and the guys
Them: I can’t I have to work tonight

You: wow you’re being such a Cantral

by Sauce55 February 6, 2019

Chandrakanta

he name Chandrakanta is of Hindi origin.
The meaning of Chandrakanta is "loved by the moon".

Chandrakanta is generally used as a girl's name.

hey guys! meet my girlfriend, her name's Chandrakanta.

by vomz November 4, 2021

CarDragon

Dragons having sex with a car ig?

Guy 1: Dude did you see CarDragon?
Guy 2: Omfg yeah I nutted to that shit!

by KYLEEEEELE March 30, 2022

Candace Owens

A black conservative woman who tells it like it is!!! Having been raised in poverty herself, she knows first hand the problems and SOLUTIONS that black America needs to implement if we want to free ourselves from the harmful policies of the "progressives." She may be a yapper at times, but she's very brilliant. She's the voice of black conservatives and future leader of black America.

Candace Owens has become a spokesperson for black republicans. She bases her arguments on logic and FACTS unlike Maxine Waters, Don Lemon, and other black "progressives" who claim to have our peoples' interests at heart. We as blacks need to start addressing our own issues from within our culture rather than viewing ourselves as oppressed victims. Only then can we progress.

by CandyRamen January 9, 2021