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Calrious 

A Roman name that was rarely used during the time of the empire and even less used now.

(Means)
Fearless Chaotic Good Soldier.
A soldier has been ordered not to attack a hard point. He knows that he and his men can take control of it and the hard point is a very important one that controls a lot of area. The soldier would go against his orders and attack the hard point because he knows that it will help the cause he is fighting for even if it means going against orders or even breaking laws. That is a Fearless Chaotic Good Soldier and the name Calrious means Fearless Chaotic Good Soldier.
Calrious by Calrious January 2, 2008
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calerious 

Something that is both calm and mysterious
She is being so calerious today, what do you think she is up to?
calerious by SophieSpecial December 24, 2014

Calorious 

Adjective describing a calorie dense and typically nutritionally empty food which is gloriously delicious.
That box of glazed donuts was calorious.
Calorious by The Fall September 3, 2013

Calorious 

adj. Containing calories.
Mmm.. girl that cheesecake is so calorious. your butt will grow two sizes.
Calorious by Barbies March 15, 2011

Callious 

CAHL-yus
Having qualities of extreme beauty.
"Oh my god. Oh my god. She's so callious I can't even..."
Callious by rushingwaterfall May 27, 2018

Caurious 

When someone's level of expertise or commitment to a job does not meet the requirements of the position yet they are blissfully unaware of their incompetence
Gerry's work was caurious in nature. No one dared alert him, however, as he was the boss's mate.
Caurious by shabysheik March 10, 2017

Carrious 

A word used by slow people who cannot say “curious”
Ah man I was just carrious.
Carrious by Hai_41 May 19, 2018
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