Canx 

(aux. v) (pronounced: k-ah-ncks)

1. Potential future contraction of something that cannot be, while hedging on whether the same thing can be.

2. An expression of frustration.

1. "BREAKINGEST: @TOMayorFord guilty of breaching conflict of interest law, canx remain mayor of Toronto, judge rules."

2. "I canx even deal with you right now."

Canx by TOpoliGuy December 5, 2012

CANX 

cancel; cancelled.

(Pronounced: "can-x")

Sorry I can't make lunch anymore, we're going to have to CANX.

I missed the wedding because my flight was CANX.

CANX by Leemok April 7, 2021

You can X my Y

Literally X means a verb while Y means a noun. The sentence as a whole is supposed to be used as an innuendo.

Example 1:
Speddy: This is how you do an innuendo. Ask me if I want to play Pokémon.
Lesby: Do you want to play Pokémon X and Y?
Speddy: Of course, friend! …You can X my Y.
Lesby: Ew, wtf mans? I’m named my name for a reason, you creep!

Example 2:
Lonnie: Hey, do you wanna go to a rock concert?
Kaleb: Of course, bro! …You can rock my concert.
Lonnie: Ew, gross! What the fuck, bro???

You can X my Y by Delete this account now September 2, 2023