caking

Caking is the art of baking a take, putting it somewhere unusual or interesting and taking a photograph.

I just went caking with a victoria sponge. Got some funny looks when I put it in the water to take my picture!

by World Baking Day October 27, 2012

Cakin'

making lots of money at or with something.

I was cakin' on my last job.

by The Cake Mane September 19, 2009

cadin

a white guy who thinks he is irish, when he is just simply a redneck, and also claims he has a big black dick.

Did you see that guy? it looks like a cadin! lets teach him a lesson.

by The iRob February 5, 2012

cain

Cain can be explained plainly as finishing off a drug quantity, whether it be a cannabis cigarette, shesha bong or anything else of the sort. Caining is to devour the last remains of something OR to devour it rapidly in quick consession.

Example 1: Dude, that last pull was a real lung tickler, I'm out for the count, cain that shit.

Example 2: My Dad'll be home soon, let's cain his Jack Daniels before he gets home.

Example 3: What ho! Those chicken nuggets are getting cained! I best get out a fresh box for yowl.

by tenspeedgeek January 23, 2008

Cabin Fever

Having a body temperature above the normal 98.6 degrees fahrenheit, and simultaneously being unable to control the urge to build things out of Lincoln Logs.

Dave: "Oh my God! I have a temperature of 102, and I can't stop building things out of Lincoln Logs!"

Jeff: "That sucks, dude. You must have Cabin Fever."

by Jeff Seesselberg November 28, 2006

stabbin' cabin

n. Any creepy ass shack that you find way out in the middle of the woods that is probably used by some hillbilly for murdering people, raping women, or as a crystal meth lab.

Man, you can't go any where in the woods in New Hampshire without running across a fuckin' stabin' cabin.

by JayTang February 11, 2005

Cain

Cain/Cained" - to fail to understand simple logic or reason, and stubbornly refute, or refuse to acknowledge any form of evidence presented that counters any stated argument other than the one originally presented by the instigator of the argument. Further, to twist presented facts and evidence into an attempt to support the premise the evidence, then, clearly refutes.

Man 1: Hey man, look at that wonderful Blue Sky! Lovely day.
Man 2: No man that skies Red with streaks of Gold!

Man 1: What? Look at it, it's blue dude! How can you say it's red?
Man 2: You just supported my argument via that statement. You admitted it's red as you said "It's Red" in the sentence.
Man 1: Your pulling a Cain man.

Man 2: Yeah, you totally got Cained by me then!

by DungeonsandDragonsNerd June 21, 2011