Upper Case

A huge "J" often used in replacement for the word fatty. goes straight to the head.

Kid 1: "Dayum thats a big ass J!"
Kid 2: "Nahhh dude thats an upper case!"

by DJ PepperFiend April 30, 2011

Case 35a

a kick ass thriller for 'as media' which will hopefully get a grade A but will probably get a B.
Was called 'Case #35a' but we couldn't find the hash key on the apple mac.

Generic_fan_101: wow, your thriller is amazing, it must have took you ages.
Cyanide: yes, yes it did

by [Cyanide] March 29, 2004

heater case

n. a crime or criminal case that attracts a lot of (media) attention. Usually the crime has unsolved or unanswered motives surrounding the victim or perpetrators.

Short form may also be referred to as 'heater'.

The person was buried under a frenzy of clicking cameras, providing a final act in a heater case.

by overhere2000 November 21, 2009

basket case

1)a crazy person
2)a really awesome song by green day w/ the one and only oh, so talented and sexy billie joe

1)School has turned me into a basket case
2)SHH!! Basket Case is playing on the radio.

by awsum_32 March 18, 2005

Pencil - Case

The current trend in moblie phones has led to people (notably girls) sending irrelevant and useless text messages to each other. Girlfriends often pencil - case their boyfriends when a phone call would do to retain that secretive "pass a note in the classroom" element to the relationship.

AS VERB: Where's James gone? To pencil - case his girlfriend.

AS ADJECTIVE: She's a bit pencil - case

by Simon Trosper January 24, 2005

n case

n case is a spyware/adware that screws up your computer until it can barely even run

other forms are nCASE, n-case
it was created by 180solutions. their "...mission was To create technologies that deliver the right marketing message to the right people at the right time. "
....wat a bunch of BS, eh?

by Connotator May 10, 2005

Case to John?

Australian slang for the question "Care to join?"

Case to John originated through the use of sending sms text messages without editing words on dictionary, which assumes that we have intended to ask a friend "case to John" instead of care to join. It has become a colloquial term in small groups of people since.

"Hey, we are going down to the pub, case to John?"

by Captain Banana Joe February 15, 2010