by pubehead April 04, 2006
Foecal matter , bowel movement
by Einsatzleitwagen November 05, 2018
Cags dinner is ready!
Cags your name is cool!
Cags cant find a key-chain with her name on it!!!! Poor cags!
Cags your name is cool!
Cags cant find a key-chain with her name on it!!!! Poor cags!
by Cags April 27, 2003
Abbreviation of Combat Applications Group, also known as Delta Force. Lego Milsimmers use it to interact with each other, and implies that something, or someone is cool or amazing.
by justamanwithamustache July 13, 2022
A fusion of two widely used verbs in the english and spanish language. Orginally from the verbs "Fucked!" and "Cago!" in english and spanish, respectively. It originated in Miami, specificly in the Hialeah and Miami Lakes areas of Dade County.
It means "to Fuck up" or " to Fuck it up"....
It means "to Fuck up" or " to Fuck it up"....
by david martinez November 14, 2007
A term used in the Southern vernacular denoting the act of one individual inducing the trip and fall of another in an attempt to bring physical, mental, and/or emotional anguish. To properly “shoot the cag”, one looms in on his victim from behind and when the victim’s trailing foot is in forward motion (taking its next step) the person administering the cag uses his foot to kick the victim’s moving foot into the back of the planted leg, causing a self-tripping effect. Results are most effective when running is involved.
Man, I caught Antwon running through the hall today, and I shot that cag on him! I swear that fool flew 50 ft. and busted his ass!
Antwon: Yeah, he cagged me up good..
Antwon: Yeah, he cagged me up good..
by cantBfaded May 26, 2009
Noun: any fortunate event or achievement that is a result of luck.
Verb: To achieve something good or end up in some good circumstance by sheer luck.
The term has its origins in the Spanish verb "cagar" which means "to take a crap, to shit, to defacate".
In English, when something lucky happens or is accomplished, one might say that it was "pulled out of (a person's) ass". The idea is the same with "cag".
Verb: To achieve something good or end up in some good circumstance by sheer luck.
The term has its origins in the Spanish verb "cagar" which means "to take a crap, to shit, to defacate".
In English, when something lucky happens or is accomplished, one might say that it was "pulled out of (a person's) ass". The idea is the same with "cag".
He made that shot from halfcourt and won the game. What a cag!
You didn't study and still managed to get an A on the test. You cagged out.
You didn't study and still managed to get an A on the test. You cagged out.
by elbombillo March 06, 2006