Cravone

A literal gaming god, who is flawless in every way. Once made a flawless masterpiece of a romhack.

I beat the game in under 5 minutes, I am a Cravone.

by Cravone December 30, 2018

cavone

used by Italian Americans to describe someone who is disrespectful, has no class or no couth.

"Wadda you a cavone? Watch your mouth in front of the lady."
"Chew your food, you eat like a cavone."
"This place is a mess, you live like a cavone."

by Joey Bona Fortuna February 27, 2008

Cavones

Northeast US slang for cheap, loud, obnoxious, boisterous people; usually refers to, but not only, the Italian-American community. The Italian equivalent of chutzpah.

Those people that took home all the leftover eggplant parmigiana from the party without even asking are such cavones.

by JC Judd September 23, 2008

cavone

use by Italian Americans to describe someone who is disrespectful, has no class or no couth.

"Wadda you a cavone? Watch your mouth in front of the lady."
"Chew your food, you eat like a cavone."
"This place is a mess, you live like a cavone."

by Joey Bona Fortuna February 21, 2008

Cavones

It closely translates to, "Vultures." It's used by Italians, mostly, and is typically derogatory. It's come to mean uncouth and classless.

They sweeped through that buffet like a bunch of cavones on a dead body in the desert.

by Desirée B. January 13, 2008

Blue Crayoned

When you get so drunk that people at the party have to take care of you and you end up cuddling with a bank that is in the form of a blue crayon.

Last nights party was great, Greg was blue crayoned.

by gmfg November 9, 2011

cavone

An insulting term usually directed at someone who is a total sucker, blow pop, mark, etc. It's similar to calling someone a chowderhead or chowdahead.

Mouthy new-yorkers and uppity Italians like to call people cavones.

Don't let anyone ever call you a cavone.

Some Italian Guy: "Hey Vinny, would you get a load of this freakin' cavone over here?"

You: "Nobody calls me a freakin' cavone, you goddamn finook."

by J. G. Wentworth October 30, 2007