How we say "car" in Boston. We don't say cah if the next word starts with a vowel, it just don't happen. Like "What kind of CAR is this?" Not said CAH
by some polak September 23, 2004
by dirt January 29, 2003
The way most Bostonians pronounce CAR, because they don't speak proper English, and they feel the need to omit the r from any word that has an r in it. But don't tell them that they pronounce it wrong; according to them, they are the greatest people in the US of A.
Bostonian- "Lemme go pahk my cah."
Regular American Joe-"Oh. Don't you mean PARK your CAR?? That's how THE REST of America pronounces it."
Bostonian-"I wouldn't know. I'm BETTER than the rest of America. Especially those New Yorkers. I like to wrongfully assume they're all obnoxious losers."
*average joe punches bostonian*
Regular American Joe-"Oh. Don't you mean PARK your CAR?? That's how THE REST of America pronounces it."
Bostonian-"I wouldn't know. I'm BETTER than the rest of America. Especially those New Yorkers. I like to wrongfully assume they're all obnoxious losers."
*average joe punches bostonian*
by confused one January 15, 2005
CAH stands for "crooked ass house." Let's face it, not all of us are rich. Sometimes we have to settle with living in a house that lacks typical symmetry and parallel surfaces. It's frustrating when a pencil never stays still on the kitchen table. If you ever visit someone that has a CAH, you're better off not pointing out the imperfections. Often times, the occupants of a CAH respond in denial when confronted with this touchy subject. Don't worry, they'll accept it eventually.
1. Dude, I need a chair without wheels. I can't eat my cereal while drifting downhill in the CAH.
2. Friend 1: I'll be at the CAH in 5 min.
Friend 2: It's not a CAH, dude...
Friend 1: Whatever. You need to accept it. See you soon.
3. I can't wait until winter. Then, I can open up the window and sled ride into my room.
2. Friend 1: I'll be at the CAH in 5 min.
Friend 2: It's not a CAH, dude...
Friend 1: Whatever. You need to accept it. See you soon.
3. I can't wait until winter. Then, I can open up the window and sled ride into my room.
by jdizzle1409 July 10, 2011