A short term to express the phrase “I really don’t care.” When the other person said something rude or unwarranted, you say “cared” to show that what they said means nothing to you and is honestly purposeless.
Adam: “I’m sorry babe I can’t pick you up from work anymore, i’m too lazy.”
Lisa: “Cared adam. You don’t ever show you care about me.”
Lisa: “Cared adam. You don’t ever show you care about me.”
by cheymed April 4, 2019
Usually used after someone uses the term 'asked'. Means you cared what that person said and it wasnt pointless.
by Goldilocks4 June 11, 2014
by AndyManoooo January 29, 2008
by _Obama_Care_ October 9, 2019
1.) adjective: compassionate, warm-hearted, loving.
2.) adjective: tenderly concerned and helpful
3.) adjective: affectionate
4.) idea: kindness, sympathy, understanding
2.) adjective: tenderly concerned and helpful
3.) adjective: affectionate
4.) idea: kindness, sympathy, understanding
by Dannielle September 10, 2004
I don't care; don't bother; piss off. Originated in IRC conversations, as an offhanded direction to leave the current channel and cry to the channel where people care.
<+n00b13> Today, I was emailing my professor about what chapters our test is on this afternoon. She accidentally emailed me informing me of the date she went on last night, including that she "got laid... yay!!" and a picture. I still don't know what chapters I'm being tested on.
<fred> #care, faggot.
<fred> #care, faggot.
by n00b13 April 21, 2009
by Left_Nut69 October 30, 2019