calace
calace by HexArmageddon July 26, 2016
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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
Caladea
total know-it-all, original styled, drama queen who loves any form of attention. Intelligent, but no common sense.
Caladea by Belinda McEntyre February 3, 2010
calate
literal translation of the spanish verb "calar", which means many things, among them "to do" (both things in general and people, as in sex) and "to use" (particularly when it comes to a procedure or method). it should be noted that "calate" when used in a sexual context can be about as ambiguous as "hook up", in that it can mean "make out with," "have sex with", or most any sexual activity in between.
"calate" can be both transitive and intransitive, and is never followed by a preposition. past tense: "calated".
"calate" can be both transitive and intransitive, and is never followed by a preposition. past tense: "calated".
i want to calate that fine-ass bitch.
i'm gonna calate l'hopital's method to solve this fucking limit.
i reckon we should calate a movie.
let's calate some E.
let's calate. now. in public.
i'm gonna calate l'hopital's method to solve this fucking limit.
i reckon we should calate a movie.
let's calate some E.
let's calate. now. in public.
calate by rick marin May 12, 2004
calaveras county
Calaveras County
Rural county located in the eastern foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It has lots of beautiful scenery but is unfortunately inhabited with many ignorant people. A great place to enjoy peace and nature. Not so great of a social scene. All in all, it's a nice place to visit.
Rural county located in the eastern foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It has lots of beautiful scenery but is unfortunately inhabited with many ignorant people. A great place to enjoy peace and nature. Not so great of a social scene. All in all, it's a nice place to visit.
R u going to Calaveras County? no way, and you better watch yourself- they don't like non white folk
calaveras county by sandysmith23 March 18, 2011
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