Cara J 

A very amazing friend,she will always be there for you no matter what.she has a very cute dog. If you don’t know her you are missing out 😂 she LOVES sushi and she loves the yankees •19• ILYSM CARA YOU ARE THE BEST •purple meow•

OMG YOU ARE SO AMAZING !! YOU MUST BE CARA J!

Cara J by Amazing kind March 1, 2019

cara jean

Cara Jean is a name meaning: God is great.

She is a really lovely person with a big heart, she is very beautiful and her body is perfect. She is sporty and muscular and loves action. She is also a great friend who would do everything to make you happy. But don't do her wrong she is not the kind of person you want to get into a fight with.

Cara Jean is my best friend.

cara jean by Jeany.1400 February 18, 2017

cara jai

cara jai is a easy to love person makes loads of friends helps you fight your battles through the rough times an amazing friend is a comedy loving person loves tv show friends caring and flirty

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cara jai by cara jai December 22, 2018

carajo land 

A really far place that one doesn't wish to go to or a place that's far and it's a pain to get to.

Miguel, originally from Miami, moved to Upper East Carajo Land, New York.

carajo land by the spic May 18, 2006

Carajo 

Literally meant the lookout basket in the top mast of a Spanish galeon ship. Sailors would get very sea sick when assigned to this post, so when they would think of becoming mutinous, the captain would send them up to the carajo as punishment. Hence the Spanish interjection meaning anything from get out of here, go fly a kite, go fuck yourself, etc...

Vete para el carajo.
No me importa un carajo, I don't care a shit!

Carajo by Taino boy December 12, 2003

Carajito 

"El es solo un carajito!" or "He's just a kid" -Carajito or Carajita - is Venezuelan for small child.

Other's have defined it as negative connotation, but in Venezuelan slang, it's a neutral word whose connotation changes with the tone or other adjectives.

For example: "Que carajitos tan valientes!" means "What brave kids!" while the use of it with a threatening tone, like the one used by your mom as she screams "Para donde crees que vas, carajito!?" (When do you think you're going kid!?) when you're playing hookie or wanting to escape your house and you just got caught and she's about to throw the sandals at your face... that's a pretty good example of how it's used as a demeaning word.

"Que carajitos tan valientes!"

Carajito by socialquiver June 8, 2017

vete pa' carajo

Puerto Rican for "Go fuck yourself."
Literally, "Go for fuck (hell)."

After the hit & run, the Rican told me "¡Vete pa' carajo!"

vete pa' carajo by gringo in PR May 22, 2005