Casiano

This means the dude that knows all. He will help you with your problems. He will make you happy. Basicly hes the best!

Casiano can i vent to you.

Casiano you da fucking best!

Casiano i love you

Casiano i want to marry you!

by Cashiano Ca-si-ano May 20, 2009

caziah

A pretty young lady that doesn’t mess around with no fuck nigga. She is very sensitive at times is the one if you make her angry she’s a whole different person.

Man # 1:Dang you see that girl she fine.

Man # 2:O ya man that’s Caziah.

by Bonshiwka June 7, 2018

canial

a person who takes school seriously and is willing to do anything for a better mark. They don't care about ending relationships, lives...

- Did you hear that A got his mark up after discussing it with Mr. B for 1 hour?
- What, really? Mum, mum! What a canial!!

by rxfiu November 5, 2021

Spryfield Caviar

A synonym for Kraft Dinner.

Man, I spent my welfare cheque on booze and smokes and Spryfield caviar is all I can afford to eat.

by Spryberia Expat November 17, 2009

Layer caking

The act of several people excreting in a enemy or rival's toilet.The (multiple) excretions are continuous and are,at no point until completely finished, to be flushed. Instead, 'layers' are only separated by toilet paper. The end result - which,incidentally, can be expanded by 'icing' or 'finishing touches'- should resemble a (multi)layer cake.

Benny: Hey?!! WTF someone flushed away the layer cake.

Connor: Dont worry. Lets layercake bührers bathroom tommorow again when he is not at home, so the smell can spread.

Sameer: Homeboys, ya layer caking again?

by coldrocked October 2, 2009

Liverpool caviar

Baked beans, preferably Heinz. Usually on toast or with chips. A staple diet in many parts of the UK. Also found anywhere British expats live.

The upmarket version is eggs, beans and chips. Usually with fried eggs.

Food for the gastronomically challenged.

What's for dinner?

Liverpool caviar and chips.
What again!
Nope, still.

by steamman April 4, 2011

cakage fee

The fee a restaurant charges to cut and serve a cake when you bring the cake to the restaurant yourself. Similar to the corkage fee to open and serve your own bottle of wine.

We were surprised that the restaurant charged a $22 cakage fee at our daughter's birthday party.

by Marty Garnett January 13, 2008