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

candy cane children

Religious fans or followers of band The White Stripes.

"Went to a White Stripes' concert last week. The Candy Cane Children were out in full force."

by Courtney April 7, 2005

Cave Canem

Beware of Dog. Latin phrase still used in English.

As we approached the fence, a sign with a painting of a huge, fierce dog read "Cave Canem".

by David Barnes March 11, 2004

canis canem edit

canis canem edit means dog eat dog how do i know this because of the game bully the name had to be changed so they chose that latin phrase.

its dog eat dog (canis canem edit) out here

by lee smith November 7, 2008

canned

adj.
1. Being too standardized or too uniform in nature.
2. Being a generalization.

1. The silicone made her tits look canned.
2. The suck-ass gave the professor a canned opinion of the literature.

by Pat McGoohan March 1, 2004

canned husky

(noun) sexual fetish act - a latex condom or lambskin vessel is filled with one persons fecal matter ("scat") which is then swallowed by another person. Another varient uses frozen fecal matter, which is then called a canned siberian husky.

"He asked me if I wanted a canned husky, but I declined as I just had a big lunch"

by Ridge Banks September 11, 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