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cabochon
Its a term that came from my dad and were from quebec so if you pull it off make sure to use some accent.
It is pronouced like caboshon for noobies but if you add some little spice(quebecois accent)it will do the trick for insults.
It is pronouced like caboshon for noobies but if you add some little spice(quebecois accent)it will do the trick for insults.
cabochon by searchrule34 May 5, 2021
catochondriac
someone who worries obsessively about everything that has to do with their cat(s) and who believes that their cat(s) is an actual family member. A Catochondriac is someone with an obsession for cats. They spend excessive amounts of money on their feline companions to make them happy and often are caught talking to them as though they will answer. This disorder is often accompanied with other OCD Obsessive compulsive disorders like hording (cats). It is believed that it cannot be cured using mainstream phsychotherapy etc.
The veterinarian told the woman that she was a catochondriac and suggested she see a psychologist before she drove her cats nuts.
catochondriac by CatWizardry March 2, 2019
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