cardoholic
The excessive use of (typically many) credit cards as the preferred choice of payment over cash or debit.
cardoholic by Charles P. Whaley May 18, 2006
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cardaholic
A man who receives more Christmas or birthday cards is angrily labelled this by his jealous, childish wife.
cardaholic by Gruzzo July 20, 2006
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cardoholic • carcoholic • carboholic • cardaholic • cardioholic • Cathoholic • Cakeoholic • caffoholic • calcoholic • Candiholic
Catoholic
N. A person who really enjoys the company of cats and/or has an addiction to them.
Derived from the term "alcoholic" which describes a person with an addiction to alcohol.
(Not to be confused with catholic)
Derived from the term "alcoholic" which describes a person with an addiction to alcohol.
(Not to be confused with catholic)
"I'm so excited you are a catoholic!"
"Brenda has like 78 kittens and she loves them all. She is a catoholic"
"Brenda has like 78 kittens and she loves them all. She is a catoholic"
Catoholic by Jay Jay Cool Whip March 23, 2010
Cardaholic
A name given to the husband of a housewife thats pissed off by the fact that her husband got a birthday card from his son and grandson but she only got one from the husbands son. She will walk up the husband in the kitchen and yell to him; SOMEONE´S BECOME A CARDAHOLIC!!!!
MY DAD: Here dad, A card from me and a card from Alex. And a card from me for you Thurza.
THURZA(to Grandad Peter): SOMEONE´S BECOME A CARDAHOLIC!!!!
THURZA(to Grandad Peter): SOMEONE´S BECOME A CARDAHOLIC!!!!
Cardaholic by Ednatoast Jeeganflipperwick April 26, 2009
Cashoholic
Yo!! You gotta b Cashoholic to rule the world cuz there is only one king in the world and thats CASH...
Cashoholic by Cash-0-holic February 23, 2009
cardioholic
1. (n) Someone who is extremely addicted to cardiovascular exercise i.e. a compulsive runner.
2. (n) Someone living in a varrying climate who will run in any of it, every day.
2. (n) Someone living in a varrying climate who will run in any of it, every day.
I'm sure that guy running past my window is a cardioholic because just thinking about running in this cold is making my testicles shrink.
cardioholic by St0rk September 8, 2008
carboholic
Someone who consumes carbohydrates in excess, to the point of harming themselves or other relationships. Common fixes for carboholics include freshly baked Subway bread and Pillsbury Croissants.
carboholic by Rooks December 9, 2008
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