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A miss spelling of café by my dipshit of a friend
I’m going to the Cavé for lunch
Cavé by Harryf698 March 5, 2022
Words you can keep
Strange man, but a good man.
Rich.
Money hoarder.
Hates yellow fruit.
Hates goldfish the card game.
He thinks all cards are poker.
Loves contracts.
Cavé wanted to buy covid.
Cavé thinks he has the higher power.
Cavé acts like a god.
Cavé accused Spooner of killing.
cavé by Gestion May 12, 2021
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v. To give up to all opposition, usually in an argument.
My boss threatened to fire me so I caved to his demands.
cave by Limbo January 21, 2006
The deepest trench of the arm pit, or under tit. In other words, when you place your arm in a certain position and flex your pectoral region, the cave will form.
Damn bro, that’s a nice cave. Definitely one of the deepest I’ve felt.
Cave by I like dick 27 October 14, 2019
A large underground chamber, typically of natural origin, in a hillside or cliff.
Me and my friend explored in a deep cave.
Cave by Sadiz May 23, 2021
1.To give in someone else's needs or accept defeat.
2.An area used by someone who is inactive or reclusive, possibly a basement or computer room.
3.A term used to describe one of the more prominent male expressions of stress, especially in relationships in which he tries to isolate himself from whatever, or whoever has stressed him. Popularized by the book "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus." by John Gray.
1."Hes totally gonna cave when i give him my sad puppy face."
2."As soon as he got home he retreated into his cave and i haven't seen him since."
3."I said something i shouldn't have and now hes doing the whole "cave" thing.
cave by Turkey151 January 9, 2009
1.A hiding place away from people who bag, bully or tease you.
2.A hiding place for emo's or goths to get away from the sunlight.
3 A hiding place for friends to hang out, chill and forget about their problems.
1. Cave? Yesssssssssssssssssssssssss!
Cave by OpermisticD June 14, 2009
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They're playing nu-metal now, bloody grebos!
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