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to hit with extreme force that usually results in embarassment of the victim of this extreme force. A "Cadoosh" is generally an epic spectacle to see. "Cadoosh" is usually said by the person who this extreme force originated from. How many o's are present signifies the extremity of the force.
"Dude, did you see me cadoosh that guy?!"

or

"CADOOSH! Don't mess with me, I'm Samuel L. Jackson!!"
Cadoosh by oclavius February 8, 2010
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cadoosay 

Cadoosay, Cadoosay.
cadoosay by STiNGTunic52 June 16, 2021
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An extraodinary half-cow half-cat animal who appeared in "The adventure of CaMoosh and The Milk"
"Camoosh always dreamed of drinking The Milk. That powerful liquid had a wonderful taste and..."
CaMoosh by Simzx December 17, 2012

cadoosay 

Metamorphosis aporphis of morkle laborth laba gorbalib L A B O R A T O R Y
Moosay Abalaba dooba, cadoosay (Cadoosay)
cadoosay by bruhmoment66 August 6, 2021
an extremely dumb, person. most often they do not know the meaning of the word capisci.
Michael wouldn't understand; he's a capoosh.
capoosh by shelby lauren January 18, 2008
an extremely dumb, person. most often they do not know the meaning of the word capisci.
Michael wouldn't understand; he's a capoosh.
capoosh by shelby lauren January 18, 2008
something that is in style or cool. Often said in a puckered "french supermodel" accent.
matti: Oh zat pirate coztume iz schooo caboosh!
Kat: yez, and zat hat iz schooo cabbosh!
Jeni: uhh, i am soo caboosh?
matti: no, youu are not caboosh.
caboosh by voodoogirl420 October 8, 2005
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