caligueva

(Venezuela)1-Term for extreme boredom, specially when you have nothing to do in a long time.

2- when you dont feel like doing something

1- "Bicho pana que caligueva tengo"

2- "Oye de verdad que me da mucha caligueva salir hoy"

by <<Daniel>> July 30, 2006

california lane change

When you are driving on the highway and shift across all the lanes in either direction.

Similar to a jersey slide

Im in the right lane and i want to pass everyone, I think I'll do a california lane change to the left and then a jersey slide to exit

by Dave K July 23, 2004

Calientapolla

Spanish word for 'cockteaser'

Ah ese, that pendeja is a calientapolla, she didnt chupa mi chilito!

by chicharita March 12, 2011

California Cinnamon Roll

When you put it in a girl's butt until she poops in the shape of a cinnamon roll then you put some icing on that shit with your load

I gave that bitch the California Cinnamon Roll and made her eat it.

by Thekingofnut January 4, 2017

.45 caliber aspirin

To shoot ones' self in the head with a .45 caliber bullet.

I'd take a .45 caliber aspirin and die a sad person before taking a class with that professor again.

by Titus1133 June 6, 2010

the State of California

A place in which all things cause are known to cause cancer.

Bottled water label - "WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

by Tha Pyngwyn February 26, 2011

Calico

Actually Calico is a U.S. weapons manufacturer. The weapon you are thinking of is the model 950 which is made by Calico. It uses a two part roller rocker bolt with a cylinder style magazine sitting on top. It usually holds 50 rounds however a 100 round version is available. Another close cousin to the model 950 is the 960A which is a submachine gun version which fires from a closed bolt position and is approximately twice the 950's length. Both weapons use the same magazine however.

People better stop getting their definitions of Calico from 50cent songs.

by James February 21, 2007