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Pronunciation: /kəˈbɛseɪ/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
1. Cabece (noun) - The top, intelligent organ of a human or animal encompassing the central nervous system, cerebra, nose, eyes, dents, and ears. The cabece is the center of the intellect, a source of intelligible reflection (opinion) and intellection.
Significance:
• Provides a single term for the complex organ of intelligence, including the cerebra and sensory organs.
• It highlights the cabece as the physical seat of intellect and comprehension.
• It emphasizes the role of the cerebra as the primary organ of reflection.
• It presents a concept rooted in the physical and intellectual capacity of life.
Singular noun: cabece
Plural noun: cabeces
Adjective: cabecial
Examples:
• “The cabece is a delicate and crucial organ that must be protected.”
• “The human cabece is the seat of our consciousness and individuality.”
• “The size of a creature’s cabece does not always correlate with its intellect.”
• “The cabecial cerebra is extremely important to be well preserved.”
• “An impact to the cabece can result in severe and permanent damage.”
cabece by Dmitrio January 10, 2025
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Assuming that every Cab Driver who is Middle Eastern has the first name of Habeeb/Habib. The word is a combination of Cab and first name.
I grabbed a Taxi and Cabeeb took me downtown.
Cabeeb by will bitten October 10, 2016
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joking slang for multiple railroad cabooses
Goose is to geese as caboose is to cabeese
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Shake me cabeça

Another word for shake my head used when disappointed
Girl goes to text her ex even tho I told her not to so I turn and said “shake me cabeça”
Shake me cabeça by Jflora July 22, 2021

cabezear 

spanish for: To give head (oral sex).
Related words: Cabezeo, capotear, capoteo
esa nena le gusta cabezear

that girl likes to give head
cabezear by stephyy January 1, 2009

cabeça oca

Cabeça Oca (Empty Head; Cabeça-Head, Oca-Empty) - It's a brazilian way of calling those people who don't know or don't understand what themselves are doing. '
Cabeça Oca' - It's similar to 'burro' (dumb), but 'cabeça oca' has a slight intensity so the target person don't get offended by.

Cabeça Oca - These words are used together in this form to name one or more fellows. When a person lack information and/or don't know how to do something obvious, you call him 'Cabeça Oca'. It's good to be familiar with the person you're calling this way.

inútil
Eu à meu irmão: "Você não sabe como fazer. Deixa que eu faço, seu cabeça oca!"
Me to my brother: "You don't know how to do it. Leave it to me, you empty head!"

Minha mãe pra mim: "Eu disse para me trazer 6 ovos e 1 litro de leite, seu cabeça oca!!!"
My mother to me: "I said to bring me 6 eggs and 1 litre of milk, you empty head!!!"
cabeça oca by Sangue-truta October 31, 2015

punk caberet 

1.The Dresden Dolls
2.They combine the smoky cellars of a Weimar-era cabaret with the rock n' roll fury of Joan Jett, PJ Harvey and The Violent Femmes and you have a remote idea of what to expect when experiencing The Dresden Dolls.
3.Like Marmite, you either love em or hate em.
5.I LOVE EM!
"WOW! I love Punk Caberet"
"Punk Caberet is Freedom!"
punk caberet by Milkh May 16, 2007
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Usage:
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Notes:
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pajama casual 

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