Cayoote
Cayoote by lisasaywhat July 29, 2011
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cayoote by 5sosgirl2020 July 1, 2019
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Cahootery
Jeff: Donnie and Seth were supposed to meet us 20 minutes ago, but I saw them whispering and snickering right after we talked about meeting here.
Drew: I sense some Cahootery is going on.
Drew: I sense some Cahootery is going on.
Cahootery by SpearChucker42 May 2, 2008
canooter
canooter by madam loves a lot January 24, 2008
cayote
26 yr old woman: "hey what's the story with Frank, he's single right?"
friend of 28 yr old guy in question: "forget it, he's a cayote, his last 3 woman-friends have been over 40"
friend of 28 yr old guy in question: "forget it, he's a cayote, his last 3 woman-friends have been over 40"
cayote by pixelfairy March 14, 2009
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