come and catch this case

If you are underage and you want to date someone who is legal you would tell them to catch your case because it is illegal for a person who is legal to date or have any sexual contact with a minor

1.you can Come and catch this case John
2.You can Come and catch this case

by Rhrhrhrjdjskks April 17, 2017

basket case

1) Someone who is going mad or on the verge of a nevous brakedown.
2) A Green Day song sung by the one and only Billie Joe Armstrong. Arguably one of the great Green Day songs, if not one of the great songs of the 90's.

1) He is such a basket case.
2) Be quiet, I am listening to Basket Case.

by jazzpup February 14, 2005

Corner Case

A use case, situation or artifact of a project that you and/or your colleges completely missed. It's a nice way of wording the fact that someone overlooked something important and now suddenly it's apparent to everyone.

Guy 1: Oh shit the freakin program is crashing immediately. I think the problem is the database isn't installed!

Guy 2: Yeah... another corner case. Good thing we're checkin' all the angles. Maybe we should put some hand rails around this one.

by Steve November 11, 2005

Beat the case

Contrary to the other definition,
Beating the case is not only getting away with a crime, because that implies that you commited the crime.

You can also beat the case while being innocent and not having commited any crime, thus falsely accused.

Feds incarcerated me for no reason, still i had to fight in court and prove my innocence.

In the end truth ruled and i beat the case!

by Jerra gk February 15, 2019

hard case

01: A tough, practical and unsentimental person.
02: A person who is persistently difficult to control, arrogant, rude or disrespectful.
03: A person who is hard to get along with.

Don't be a hard case to the wrong people.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 3, 2005

welfare case

1. someone who lives off of another person or persons for a very long time and has no responsibilities when it comes to paying bills.

2. a person that doesn't have a job and lives off of someone else for a very long time without paying for their half of the bills.

3. leech; moocher; parasite; charity case

Person1: "How can Jared go on vacation? I thought he doesn't have a job."

Person2: "Oh, that's nothing new. Jared is a welfare case. He lives off of everyone else. Didn't you know that?"

by Dancing Baby August 26, 2009

Pencil Case

A receptacle, usually a small bag, or rather, a "case," used to contain pencils, as well as pens, markers, other obscure writing utencils. Also contained may be stationary items such as white out, white out tape, highlighters, paper clips, scissors, post-it notes, mini post-it notes, brightly colored post-it notes, post-it notes in fun shapes, mini staplers, mini staples, mini rulers, mini tape measurers, protractors, compasses, mini calculators, and the odd brad or two. Some students like to store their breathmints (preferred brand: vicky's mints) and/or pieces of gum in their pencil cases for easy access.
Pencil cases are available in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns, usually a bit longer than the length of a pencil. Everyone has a practical use for one. Young third grade students may use the larger, plastic models to store their crayolas and gluesticks, while disgruntled eighth period honors precalc/ trigonometry teachers have a more complex model with many zippers and straps to organize contents. A dandy surprise content of a teenage student's pencil case would be a condom.

Sarah: "Meghan, wherever shall I store my pencil, mini colored fun shaped post-it notes, vicky's mints, and condom?"
Meghan: "Why, in your pencil case silly!"

by looking4inspiration March 19, 2005