stone-caster

one who criticizes others.

The popular leader has a raft of stone-casters.

by uttam maharjan November 2, 2011

cashers mashers

Cash Machine. Simple as that.

hey, do you mind if we stop by a cashers mashers? I'm needing some cashish.

by greg July 16, 2008

spell caster

Same as "witch" except painfully politically correct. First spotted on a Kmart Halloween display in 2004 in Macon, Georgia, USA. Kmart doesn't want to offend the witch demographic shopping at their stores, who might be offended by children impersonating authentic (and dillussional) witches, warlocks, and wiccans. Either that or Kmart does not want to be percieved by hypersensitive reactionaries as peddlers of the occult. Users of this word should be ridiculed almost as much as those who proport that witchcraft is real.

Litle darling, are you a spell caster for Halloween? You're so cute!

by Nick Mass October 29, 2004

Casterpiss

a small male who cowers in the face of danger and violence but likes to inflict it but they're really soft.

god man your such a Casterpiss

by Ollie Forrest February 28, 2008

shadow caster

A pest, a nuisance, someone who follows you around constantly, but poses no danger like a stalker.

That guy is such a shadow caster. Every time I turn around, there he is...all up in my face.

by Anonymous June 20, 2003

Caster

Verb:

1. To go both ways on an issue.

2. To attempt to have your cake and eat it too.

Obama totally Castered that health care reform debate when he tried to appease Republicans and keep that public option in at the same time.

Caster Semenya castered that race when she ran it with a pair of testes in her belly.

by Frank3780 September 11, 2009

Meme-caster

The person who uses or references a meme in an interaction.

Though he tried to bestow judgment on the meme-caster, inside Joe found the meme very funny.

by Pbando August 2, 2016