Casual User

A person who only uses the most mainstream of items related to the thing they are using. Often casuals will annoy more hardcore fans of things

Billy: I just got a new computer with X amount of ram and a Y brand processor!
Sean: Woah dude, I don't know what that means I'm only a casual!
Billy: *Glare* "He told me was good at these things, but in the end he's only a casual user..."

by Definitions deluxe June 12, 2012

casual creeping

The act of creeping on someone AFTER they personally liked a photo or post ect on a social media site and you click on their profile to see what they've been up to

Person 1: It was just casual creeping nothing more

by Sunshine06 January 13, 2015

cabulance

A vehicle, usually operated by a private ambulance service or a municipal transit agency, designed to transport persons who use a wheel chair to medically necessary appointments.

A cabulance is dispatched by a private ambulance service to transport a person who receives medicaid benefits, and lacks reliable transportation to lifesaving dialysis appointments.

by MotoKam March 30, 2015

Cacular

Often a creepy person with the name Trent.
Seem like the type to kill a cat after a breakup.

'You're such a Cacular.'
'Don't go all Cacular on me! '

by Stevenlucassullivan October 27, 2015

Casual McDonalds

An act in which a male will purchase sexual favors from a female for the price of an item off the value menu, such as a cheeseburger or McChicken. Can be applied to any fast food restaurant, but is always known as "Casual McDonalds".

I'm going to take Stephanie to the Playland for a little Casual McDonalds.

by Cynna66 August 7, 2016

casual leisure

Casual leisure is an immediately, intrinsically rewarding, relatively short-lived, pleasurable core activity, requiring little or no special training to enjoy it. It is fundamentally hedonic, pursued for its significant level of pure enjoyment, or pleasure. The termed was coined by Robert A. Stebbins (1982) in a conceptual statement about serious leisure, which depicted its casual counterpart as all activity not classifiable as serious. As a scientific concept casual leisure languished in this residual status, until Rojek (1997) and Stebbins (1997; 2001) belatedly recognized its centrality in leisure studies. Stebbins sought to elaborate the idea as a sensitizing concept for exploratory research, as he had earlier for the idea of serious leisure.

In broad, colloquial language casual leisure, hedonic as it is, could serve as the scientific term for doing what comes naturally. Yet, despite the seemingly trivial nature of most casual leisure, I argue elsewhere that it is nonetheless important in personal and social life (Stebbins, 2001b).

by anna.m.n.smith July 7, 2016

casualness

a casual manner

familiarity
informality - a manner that does not take forms and ceremonies seriously
slanginess - casualness in use of language

He glanced towards Zero with attempted casualness.

by HardaV December 17, 2016