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cabincore 

Cabincore is always associated with being cozy or snuggly. This aesthetic is very similar to cottagecore and adeventurecore when it comes to visuals. The values are similar to adventurecore too. Values like, the love for adventure and nature. The fashion is cozy clothes like sweaters, denim, sneakers, hiking boots, flannels, and fuzzy socks.
Her style is so cabincore.
cabincore by deadgirl333 November 2, 2020
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Casiocore 

Originally a project called Casiocore, it became it's own genre.

Casiocore is music made completely with Casio keyboards and other Casio products.

It usually sounds very 80's.
I just bought a casio keyboard so now we can play kick as Casiocore.
Casiocore by toee May 24, 2006

cabnicreep

the structural condition on which the closing of one kitchen cabinet causes anther to open
as i closed the cabinet door, the top one opened, creating a scene of cabnicreep.
cabnicreep by Jhulianase December 23, 2009

cabinporn 

it is when a cabin is so Nice you get an orgasme while watching it
that cabin is some sick cabinporn
cabinporn by AgentSL April 4, 2017
a girl who gives a guy head 5 times in one night cabasa = head and cinco = 5 meaning giving a guy head 5 times exactly
caitlin is a cabinco
cabinco by Ashley June 28, 2004

Calicore 

A type of music core genre (metalcore, hardcore, emocore, etc.), featuring California style clothes such as Hollister and Abercrombie and skin tans, along with a death metal sounding music.
Calicore bands aren't cool yet.
Calicore by IndustrialLive March 7, 2009

cabin-core 

Decorating your home like a cabin when it's not a cabin. Popular in Edmonton, Canada. Term first coined by a real punk vegan.
Person1: I'm missing nature because I live in a big city.
Person2: Why don't you decorate your home all kitsch like cabin-core?
Person1: Yeah, you know what? I will. I have a bunch of photo frames that I can gather densely on the walls and the flea market is open this weekend.
cabin-core by peaster-meister August 5, 2021
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