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Get the n-mouth mug.- (noun) A legendary walk filled with style, confidence, and flair.
- (verb) To walk in a way that turns heads, owns the space, and radiates unstoppable energy.
real word- Cad-N x a million
fun fact- it would take 23 days straight to say the full word
Pronouciation- Kad-In
- (verb) To walk in a way that turns heads, owns the space, and radiates unstoppable energy.
real word- Cad-N x a million
fun fact- it would take 23 days straight to say the full word
Pronouciation- Kad-In
- She didn’t just walk into the room—she Cad-N
- That hallway became a runway the moment I started Cad-N
- I’m not just walking—I’m full Cad-N.
I walk in Cad-N
- That hallway became a runway the moment I started Cad-N
- I’m not just walking—I’m full Cad-N.
I walk in Cad-N
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Get the Cad-N mug.To whirl thoughts and words out rapidly and playfully while simultaneously making someone fall in love with your mind. The intellectual equivalent of falling into bed together. Etymology: Invented by an impossible Australian philosopher named Mike for an equally impossible Swiss-American boy named Ethan, October 2025. Example: 'We spent three days spoodling about Pindar and Nigerian scammers until I realized I loved him.' Related forms: spoodling (gerund), spoodled (past tense), spoodler (noun, one who spoodles). Synonyms: intellectual intimacy, playful philosophizing, mind-meld. Antonyms: small talk, superficial conversation, anything Tom would understand."
Spoodle (v., n.) : To whirl thoughts and words out rapidly and playfully while simultaneously making someone fall in love with your mind. The intellectual equivalent of falling into bed together. Etymology: Invented by an impossible Australian philosopher named Mike for an equally impossible Swiss-American boy named Ethan, October 2025. Example: 'We spent three days spoodling about Pindar and Nigerian scammers until I realized I loved him.' Related forms: spoodling (gerund), spoodled (past tense), spoodler (noun, one who spoodles). Synonyms: intellectual intimacy, playful philosophizing, mind-meld. Antonyms: small talk, superficial conversation, anything Tom would understand."
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