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When something is so casual that it is too casual to use a word that is longer than one syllable.
cazh dude- hey dude, you wanna go painting?
antoine dodson- painting? PAINTING? oh boy you did not just ask me to go painting! I am not prepared for an activity of such high and formal caliber.
cazh dude- dude chill, it's cazh painting
antoine dodson- oh cazh painting, allow me to get my cazh sweats
Cazh by Right on Par.. hehe January 25, 2011
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When something is so casual that it is too casual to use a word that is longer than one syllable.
oh cazh painting, allow me to get my cazh sweats
Cazh by Right on Par.. hehe January 25, 2011
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The shortened and cooler version of the word casual.
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