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A collective term for any born, raised, long term emmigrated filipino in California. Applies to half-american/filipino individuals. It can also be considered as a substitute for "Fil-Am" in some instances.

Origin: Highest density of filipinos in the US reside in California

Female: Calipiña

Rhymes with: Jalapeño (hot and goes well on pizza :)
"Hey, karaoke at my place at 8, you coming?"

"Before finals? Hell no! You know damn well my Calipiño dad would smack me straight if didn't get into college."
Calipiño by Gazzzz October 27, 2009
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Caliginous 

1. Dark, misty and gloomy.

2. In Homestuck, the quadrant of love represented by a spade that stands for hate love
When a pair of adversaries delve into this quadrant, they become each other's KISMESIS. As one of the concupiscent quadrants, it plays a role in procreation as well. There is no particularly good human translation for this concept. The closest would be an especially potent arch-rivalry.
1. The room had a very caliginous aura to it

2. Our relationship is very caliginous, I would call her my kismesis.
2b. "I hate you" "I hate you too" *passionate making out*
Caliginous by cancerousScorpion February 19, 2017
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Caliginous 

The fog draped the earth like a caliginous entity
Caliginous by IeeIi December 22, 2010

Caliginosity 

She waited, blanketed in caliginosity.
Caliginosity by Aesc. February 26, 2009

caliginous 

A word or term meaning something along the lines of "bad, horrible, terrible" in an angry sense
"Dude that englisch exam was totally caliginous"
caliginous by JeremyPontsBum June 30, 2023
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