Cackhole
Cackhole by thisniggarightherenigga July 22, 2012
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Yellow Cockhole
Someone who threaten's to hurt someone in a wheelchair and when the person in the wheelchair stands up for themselves, the offender runs away with their tail between their legs.
Yellow Cockhole by Kung Of The Duckheads July 29, 2018
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the cockhole is not for speaking
"The cockhole is not for speaking" Is a term used to describe the use of the hole in the face of usually but not limited to a female....it is in this case used for sucking a dick only and is never to be used for speaking...
Bitch the cockhole is not for speaking so shut it before I slap the shitty penis off your breath....
the cockhole is not for speaking by tex WHITE November 27, 2019
cacahole
It's the Trinidadian way of saying "asshole"
caca means shit. Literally shit-hole.
It can also be used to refer to someone in a derogatory manner.
caca means shit. Literally shit-hole.
It can also be used to refer to someone in a derogatory manner.
1. That man smelling like my cacahole! (the word "is" is omitted to reflect slang/dialect)
2. Imagine he went to the police to report that his neighbour stole his weed. That man is a cacahole!
3. He only giving that woman food and his money but she does not care about him in any way. He is making himself look like a cacahole
2. Imagine he went to the police to report that his neighbour stole his weed. That man is a cacahole!
3. He only giving that woman food and his money but she does not care about him in any way. He is making himself look like a cacahole
cockhole
The English version of the name of the Ukrainians (khokhol / хохол). The term "khokhol" is derived from the favorite hairstyle of Ukrainians-a protruding tuft of hair on a bald head.
cockhole by Taras_Pidorashko February 10, 2021
crackhole
Any neighborhood, community, street, block or complex of housing that has a large number of crackhouses, crackheads, meth heads or drug dealers combined with a high crime rate.
K. looked at the dismal gray sky through the shattered window in his kitchen where someone had tried to break in, remembering the five year old who knocked on his door mistakenly looking for drugs, and muttered "this place is a crackhole".
crackhole by George Forward December 28, 2005
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