Carnesseur
A carnesseur is a person who has a great deal of knowledge about fine meats, or an expert judge in matters of taste.
Carnesseur by jaggedlines September 15, 2010
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carnesseur
a true connoisseur of fish, poultry, and game; one who has ridiculous amounts of knowledge about what kind of meat to buy, how to cut it, and how to cook it
That kid knows everything about how buy, cut, and cook meat. Sometimes, he even kills it himself! He's a real carnesseur.
carnesseur by emily and rose April 22, 2011
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Cannasseur
Cannasseur is a play on the words connoisseur and cannabis.
A cannasseur is one who enjoys the consumption of cannabis, and studies the many varieties and their differing effects.
A cannasseur is one who enjoys the consumption of cannabis, and studies the many varieties and their differing effects.
"Dude, Chris had some bomb weed the other day, it's crazy
how much he knows about different strains"
"Yeah he's a total Cannasseur!"
how much he knows about different strains"
"Yeah he's a total Cannasseur!"
Cannasseur by Chris the Cannasseur July 15, 2009
carnessary
Noun. A word that is mispronounced due to a type-o, division of word(s) on paper, or word that is just read incorrectly.
For insance, a person misreads a word, one would say, "You just did a carnecary!".
For insance, a person misreads a word, one would say, "You just did a carnecary!".
Example #1: pronouncing "determined" as "deetermind"
Example #2: pronouncing "organism" as "orgasm" because it's incorrectly spelt as "orgism"
Example #2: pronouncing "organism" as "orgasm" because it's incorrectly spelt as "orgism"
carnessary by Jessica December 10, 2003
carnessary
Noun. When one pronounces a word incorrectly due to a typeo, division of word(s) on separate lines, an accidental combination of more than one word, or a basic mispronounciation.
Example #1: Pronouncing "determined" as "deetermind"
Example #2: Pronouncing "car necessary" as "carnessary" because it was printed "carnecary"
Example #3: Reading "applaud" as "apple aud" because "appl" is on one line and "aud" is on the following line
Example #2: Pronouncing "car necessary" as "carnessary" because it was printed "carnecary"
Example #3: Reading "applaud" as "apple aud" because "appl" is on one line and "aud" is on the following line
carnessary by Jessica December 11, 2003
carnaisseur
The BBQ teams were a loose collection of grillers and carnaisseurs with the goal of winning the honor of the annual state trophy.
carnaisseur by Dougieboy March 16, 2012
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