basket case

some one that has a bunch of problems and mental and phycoloically

That girl has been such a basket case since she was dumped by her boyfriend.

by frix January 9, 2007

Catch a case

A joke used for when a older guy/girl hits on someone younger than him/her

“Yo you better stop hitting on that 12 year old you 15 dude you about to catch a case”
“Nahh it’s aii it’s just 2 years older”

by Lmfao.m March 4, 2019

Case Western Reserve University

Case Western Reserve University is a school where you can have a great 4 years if you want to, or a painful four years if you only dwell on how it doesn't compare to your stereotypical college.

I had a great time at case, graduated in four years, and ended up with a high paying job (even though the career center is somewhat lacking). I also made the most of my time in college, I played sports, joined a fraternity, got involved with a couple clubs, and got to know as many people as I could. Sure there was a lot of work, and that definately got my down at times, but if you don't want an academically challenging school, then you shouldn't go to case.

So, to all the freshmen who have posted "definitions" of Case on here, the school is only what you make of it, so make the best of it!

Damn do I miss all those hot Case Western Reserve University girls!

by 2004 graduate February 15, 2005

Pillow Case

Fill one with door knobs or padlocks and you have yourself a nice weapon.

"Jack, go get my pillow case and the door knobs, daddy as to knock some sense into your mother."

by Jtron 3000 October 3, 2003

Glass Case of Emotion

a term used to describe the telephone booth in which Ron Burgundy is encased in after the assumed death of his spanish-speaking dog, Baxter.

'glass case of emotion': classic Ron

by Milkwasabadchoice August 17, 2006

Joseph Case High School

A high school in Swansea filled with privileged white kids who juul in the bathroom and think it’s ok to say the n word

the people at joseph case high school are terrible.

by Flyingoctopus72 January 13, 2019

a case of the reds

Defined by Audrey Hepburn's character, Holly Golightly, in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" as the opposite of "A case of the blues". Instead of becoming sad, "a case of the reds" infers that one is feeling overwhelmed or angry for no apparent reason.

When I heard that I would have to speak in front of a large audience, I suddenly got a case of the reds.

by volcomrockergrl January 14, 2008