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Case-Sensitive 

Definition 1: A word to describe someone who gets mad when someone yells at them

Definition 2: Someone who gets mad when someone uses capital letters during an argument online
Example 1:

Brittany: WHY DID YOU YELL AT ME FOR YELLING AT YOU? YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE ME CRY!

Ryan: Oh my god, can you stop being so case-sensitive?

Example 2 (online):

CloseUrLegsYouSmellLikeEggs: HOW ABOUT YOU STOP BEING SUCH AN ANNOYING PIECE OF SHIT!

UrMomLol14324: Ur just mad because I'm right and you're wrong. Btw, using caps makes you look childish.

CloseUrLegsYouSmellLikeEggs: STFU YOU CASE-SENSITIVE BITCH!
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case sensitive

The term that determines whether a certain word is required to be uppercase/lowercase or not.
Your verification code: A3FX T02I LM01 CX8P (Not case sensitive)
case sensitive by TheThis121 July 13, 2018

Case sensitive

A condition by which the person affected is always dropping cases, be it CD cases, photo frames, or really anything else that should not be dropped.
John dropped my fucking thirty dollar CD case! I just paid for that thing, and it's broken! That mofo is case sensitive.
Case sensitive by fubsish December 9, 2009
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