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cardilli 

adjective

When you are overly crazy about something in a positive manner and you make sure people know.
Zach is cardilli about J Cole because he posted 12 tweets about his new album release in one day.
cardilli by Bluepaperwriter December 5, 2016

cardiolisis 

Referring to waking up in a bathtub and realizing your heart has been stolen. However the bathtub is filled with actual candy hearts with messages written on them instead of ice. Leading one to believe your heart actually multiplied and became the Candy Hearts.
Well fucksticks, they took my heart! Well at least I have all these Candy Hearts with messages written on them. I hope I don't have Cardiolisis.
cardiolisis by WoodWorks April 21, 2008

Cardiologin 

The role of cardiologist when taking action in and or studying their career.
Oh you know the homie a cardiologist he be cardiologin and shit.
Cardiologin by Jay dub😎 January 4, 2022

Cardiokie 

ADJ (car·dee·oh·key) - Originating as a noun, Cardiokie is used as an adjective to describe anything that is unappealing. Synonyms include: lame, stupid, gay, retarded, idiotic, and weak.
- Dude, that CD was so fucking cardiokie.

- Man, cigarette prices in New York are totally cardiokie.

- Kevin tried to get that girl's number at the bar, but he wound up being totally cardiokie.
Cardiokie by JennSquared June 29, 2008

Jackson Carrioli

Annoying person who likes ave
Jackson Carrioli is annoying
Jackson Carrioli by 113235 March 18, 2019

cardilino 

this world is cardilino
cardilino by bean dip111111 December 9, 2020
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