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Cathay Disaster 

When you gamble in lose during a trans-Pacific flight.
We had just crossed the international date line when I had a Cathay Disaster and shit my pants. The flight attendant told me to never trust a fart in Asia
Cathay Disaster by undiesj October 12, 2011

catharsis 

noun relating to cathartic. Introduced by Aristotle meaning the process of relieving strong feelings eg thru drama or other artistic activities, targeting provision of relief from anger or suffering.
Actor's or artist's state of mind may go thru catharsis while they're on the set shooting a emotionally intense movie after a break up in private life.
catharsis by Stiffmeister December 26, 2005

Cathay Pacific Airways 

Known as Cathay Pacific. Lots of people in Hong Kong calls it CX, as its IATA code is CX. Its hub is in Hong Kong, second hub is Taipei Taoyuan Airport. Some business class chairs can change to a bed, but some can't. It's one of the top ten best airlines rated by Skytrax. It's price is sufficient and good service. But the economy seat is a bit small. It has more than 200 destinations. It just operates long haul aircrafts. It has 140+ aircrafts. It contains Airbus A330, Airbus A350, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-300 and Boeing 777-300ER. It formerly operates Airbus A340 and Boeing 747.
A: What airline are you riding to Bangkok?
B: I'm riding Cathay Pacific Airways.
Cathay Pacific Airways by CX King January 29, 2019

catharshits

The sort of pooping experience so profound that it provokes a powerful emotional release. It is often followed immediately by an undercover operation to acquire a plunger before anybody else heads for the restroom.
I hate to say it because I'm exhausted and I lost my favorite pair of underwear in the battle, but that chili cheese dog ended up giving me just the catharshits I've been needing.

Cathay Pacific 

One of the best airline in the world with four awesome lounges at their hub, Hong Kong.
I just flew Cathay Pacific to Hong Kong and it was the best flight ever!

catharsis 

The release of pent-up or repressed energies through their attachment to a new object or situation and their resultant release. For instance, the vicarious satisfaction of a desire to commit violence due to frustration with one's boss, through something other than violence against one's boss, e.g. through watching violent films, doing karate as a hobby, fighting a rival gang, playing Doom, etc.
It's a concept taken from Freudian psychoanalysis.

It also has a peculiar meaning in Gramscian theory, where it refers to the rearticulation and reconfiguration of desires and passions into a new ideological/philosophical framework - roughly speaking, the achievement of a new, revolutionary formation of desire.
catharsis by Andy May 9, 2004