Cadie

Cadie is a girl who’s quirky, feisty, absolutely stunning and has a matching personality! She gets all the boys but turns most down as she only wants the best, if you’re dating a Cadie then you’re lucky!

Girl:Ugh i am so jealous of that Cadie girl!
Boy: I’m jealous of her boyfriend! I would love to be with her!

by sandalsarecool April 21, 2019

Cained

1. To be overlooked despite outstanding performance due to being overshadowed by teammates thanks to the ignorance of the media, such what frequently happens to San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain after pitching a good game.

2. Alternatively, it can refer to having one's good work spoiled by teammates' incompetence, such as when Matt Cain gives up only two runs but nonetheless loses due to a lack of run support.

Example 1: I discovered a cure for cancer, but my boss took all the credit. I got Cained.

Example 2: I spent months setting up the experiments, but my labmate Cained me by accidentally deleting all the data.

by GoGiants2010 November 14, 2010

canine-american

The politically correct term for a dog

"Fido is NOT a dog! He is a canine-american with rights!

by lovebug11768 October 20, 2006

caline

The French meaning got affectionate, loving or sexy.

"Did she just hug me? She is so Caline!(in a good way)"

by Californiagurl:) May 22, 2014

Cadie

Beauty. Charm. Charisma. Short. Sweet. Humor. Life. Fun. Love.

Whoa! I found true Beauty! Her name's Cadie!

by quietmakesnoise October 25, 2011

Caine-versation

1. The flurry of words that are fired between two people during a cocaine session, often resulting in broken promises and false proclamations of love.

"I don't think either one of them is listening to the other."

"They're in mid caine-versation.

by Goob McNa$ty April 5, 2010

Canine-American

An alternative for the word "Dog". First used in Dr. Seuss' Cat in the Hat from 2003.

Cat: 'Okay, I have a problem with the word "Dog". I don't use the D-Word per se 'cause I think it's really wrong. Yeah. But I'll happily hold your Canine-American, yeah. More comfortable with that, really, yeah."

by Dilly Mackey February 25, 2019