cahalane

irish word, for perfection

my teacher said i was cahalane at maths.

by bob485321258 August 2, 2006

Cathal

IRISH

Cathal is a male name, meaning 'mighty in battle.' Derived from the Gaelic elements cath "battle" and val "rule". Pronunciation may vary from region to region.

Hey Cathal, you would make a fine Emperor of the world!

by Emperor Skelton May 5, 2009

Cathalgia

1. A mighty pain.
2. The pain experienced upon inserting a catheter.

"I felt a wave of cathalgia as I was knocked unconscious by the hostile intruder."

by BillytheBird April 28, 2020

Cacha

The little bit of the butt cheek that is exposed when you wear booty shorts; your lower booth cleavage.

No one has cachas quite like her when she wears those high-waisted shorts.

by ThinkTashay June 20, 2018

catharsis

noun relating to cathartic. Introduced by Aristotle meaning the process of relieving strong feelings eg thru drama or other artistic activities, targeting provision of relief from anger or suffering.

Actor's or artist's state of mind may go thru catharsis while they're on the set shooting a emotionally intense movie after a break up in private life.

by Stiffmeister December 26, 2005

carthage

a city in present-day Tunisia, but in ancient Roman times it was home to the Carthaginians. The carthage empire extended into spain, much of north africa, corsica, sardina, and sicily. Fought against the Romans in the 3 Punic wars in which they lost in all. The great Hannibal was also a general for the Carthaginians.

Carthage was cool because they had war elephants!

by bleep March 8, 2005

carhartt

A clothing made in michigan that is durable and made to last. Worn by hard workers. Often worn by rednecks/farmers/country boys.

Hand me my carhartt coat.

Look at that cowboy wearin all his carhartts.

by cowboyup May 7, 2004