Caesaring

verb. to scissor with a toga on.

To scissor with a toga on is called Caesaring.

by Bad Boys 3 May 26, 2009

Cezary

Cezary is not a common name, originating from the Polish language it is usually given to intellectual people which know how to do everything, often people call them Mr.know-it-all and that is very true

Me: Yo, Did you see Cezary?

Someone: yeah man he seems smart!

by Lilshihead January 27, 2019

Cedar Lake

po-dunk town in Northwest Indiana. Otherwise known as Skeeter Tuckey. Redneck civilization in the middle of the ghetto.

You know a person lives in Cedar Lake if they dye their hair blonde and it turns brassy red.

by Julie R. Garcia October 16, 2008

Gaius Julius Caesar

The greatest politician and tactitions of the Roman era, Julius Caesar engaged in a series of wars is Gaul, moder day France occupied by a number of barbarian tribes. He added Gaul to the empire and soon desired more power. He defeated the armies of Pompey, his greatest rival, and marched into the city of Rome. He became sole ruler of the Roman Republic and was advised by the Senate of Rome. He was not, however, the first emperor. The Roman Republic was replaced by the Roman Empire during the reign of Rome's first emperor Augustus Caesar.

Gaius Julius Caesar was one of the greatest military leaders in history.

by X-45B23 July 14, 2006

Caesar

The shredder
A man you can trust
A guy that will go the extra mile to make sure everyone has a good time
A guy that is known for beating that slampiece between the legs with his hard eight.
A guy that knows no boundaries when drinking and acts like a fool
The most crusty of the crustacious
A solid dude that will fuck your mind with his mental cock of intelligence.

Caesar....badass

by Crustacious Nigg January 2, 2011

cedar creek

Shitty ass town with ghetto people in the schools.

ghetto cedar creek

by Ben Franklin Bitch February 11, 2014

Caesar Non Supra Grammaticos

Used as an opprobrium to blatant malapropism, that is blindly defended through self delusion.

It derives from a Roman Emperors speech at the Council of Constance in 1414. The grammarians opposed his incorrect usage of a word.

Teacher: Who here has had a Epiphany?
Student: You mean 'an' epiphany?

Teacher: please, I am the teacher here.
Student: wow, Caesar non supra Grammaticos..

by Lynxed June 19, 2016