Cautionistic

Cau-tion-istic/ˈkôSH(ə)n'istik
Adj.

1. a person whom is "cautiously unoptimistic" or both mildly optimistic and greatly pessimistic.

2. cautious to a fault.

Recognizing that he is growing older, he became cautionistic about the future.

by Lux Madison October 21, 2020

cuption

A fake word that does not exist. Primarily used by big word individuals and anyone who spells douchebag wrong.

Bruh..... that's a cuption and you know it.

by Bonobo Den March 12, 2022

Captin Wing Ding

A word used in Massachusetts to describe a guy with big red cheeks

Markiplier is such a Captin Wing Ding!

by McDonaldsOfAustralia February 4, 2023

phantom caution

When a caution flag is thrown for "debris" that is on the racetrack, even though it cannot be seen.

"NASCAR threw a phantom caution for last nights race in Richmond."

by joey_logano September 13, 2009

Corbijn-ception

A movie directed by Anton Corbijn and released shortly after the release of Christopher Nolan's Inception, that lacks at least 3-4 dream layers.

I don't even need an infographic to understand this Corbijn-ception flic. Let's get out of here. Inception is still showing in Imperial. I haven't seen it for three days.

by tommy10000 August 17, 2010

katie-cation

A request off of every weekend consecutively when there's no one to cover your shift properly.

You trying to take another katie-cation this weekend? Because we're short staffed and that's really going to hurt us.

by Micheal Scottsdale November 19, 2021

Abundance of Caution

An irritating cliche, basically meaning to be very careful or to make certain of something.

Especially overused during the COVID-19 pandemic by administrators and other high-ups in organizations, but it can be used in everyday situations, as well (see below).

“I feel pretty stoned, but out of an abundance of caution, I’m gonna take one more bong hit.”

by D-note November 16, 2020