Clace
Clace by Jellodiangelo January 4, 2015
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Clace
"Clace" is the ship name between soulmates Clarissa Fairchild and Jace Herondale in The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. Literally the most beautiful relationship in the whole series.
"Clace is stupid- anyone can see Clary and Simon are meant for eachother"
Entire Fandom + Jace: *Takes out seraph blades* Say that to my face!
Entire Fandom + Jace: *Takes out seraph blades* Say that to my face!
Clace by Clary Herondale August 10, 2016
Clace
A combination between a clutch and an ace. This happens when for example a player manages to win a 1v5 situation after his whole team is eliminated. This is very rarely accomplished as it depends on both luck and a lot of skill.
Clace by DrohnenJäger August 14, 2018
Clace
Clace is the ship name between soulmates Clarissa Fairchild and Jace Herondale in The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. It is *literly* the best ship ever and everyone who say
different is wrong. Clace is also my otp
different is wrong. Clace is also my otp
IF YOU DON'T LIKE CLACE YOU ARE PRUBABLY JUST AN ASSHOLE. OH AND IF YOU LIKE CLALEC YOU ARE FUCKING DEAD
Clace by Clace and malec lover November 1, 2018
clackwaggler
Mobile phone user (invariably female) given to inane, loud conversations with other (invariably female) users during which the phrases "Yeah" "I know" and "Did he?" will be uttered metronomically. When not talking on the phone, clackwagglers will be texting. When not texting they can be observed gripping their phones tightly, scanning them every 15 seconds waiting for them to ring.
(British English)
(British English)
I boarded the 18.23 train and moved to the quiet car only to be surrounded by a bunch of irritating clackwagglers.
clackwaggler by Wordsmithz May 25, 2006
cacete
used as a negative argument, expressing disbelief for any situation or sentence - not to use around formal people, unless very close to you (as in a business meeting with some old partners, for example).
Can also be used as a synonim to beat someone really hard.
Can also be used as a synonim to beat someone really hard.
O cara é rico? Rico o cacete! Ele não tem nada! - That guy, rich? No fucking way! He ain't got nothing!
Você é o chefe aqui? O cacete! Zé Maluco é que é o chefe! - You're the boss here? My ass! Zé Maluco is the Boss!
Se ele não parar, vou dar um cacete nesse cara! - If he doesn't stop, I'm gonna beat the guy's face up!
A policia chegou e desceu o cacete! - The cops arrived and beat everybody down!
Você é o chefe aqui? O cacete! Zé Maluco é que é o chefe! - You're the boss here? My ass! Zé Maluco is the Boss!
Se ele não parar, vou dar um cacete nesse cara! - If he doesn't stop, I'm gonna beat the guy's face up!
A policia chegou e desceu o cacete! - The cops arrived and beat everybody down!
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