caryan
"My caryan"
caryan by Gotthemoney August 27, 2023
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Cardano
Global Financial System Stack 2.0 - The most ambitious, provably-secure and theoretically-sound blockchain project in the cryptocurrency space. Named after Gerolamo Cardano, a famous 15th century Italian polymath and professional gambler who exploited his thorough understanding of probability to win consistently.
Geez, I'm so glad I invested in Cardano before the catastrophic financial collapse as a result of over ten years of quantitative easing experiments!
Cardano by Zenarchism October 17, 2018
Carynz
Affectionate way of stating the obvious when any "Caryn" (spelled this way) walks into the room accompanied by her beautiful large breasts. Adding the plural "z" at the end simply denotes...there are two of them.
We knew that Caryn had entered the room when we overheard Raphael and Eric saying..."Oh my, Carynz has now arrived!"
Carynz by Eric in San Fran October 15, 2010
Cardan
**may contain spoilers** Cardan is one of the main characters in the Cruel prince (folk of the air) fantasy enemy’s to lovers book series by Holly Black narrated in first person by Jude. He is a faerie prince who later becomes a king and has a love affair with Jude, a fearless human girl who was raised in Elfhame rather than the human world.
“Cardan kisses me hard, with a kind of devouring desperation, fingers digging into my hair.” p.309 (the cruel prince)
Cardan by auspiciousduck March 31, 2021
Cargan
A name made when you put Carlos and Logan from the TV series Big Time Rush together as one word
The first half is derived from the first part of Carlos's name ( his name come first due mainly to the role that he takes as the dominant partner in the relationship)
and the second half From the First part of Logan's name ( his name appears as the second half due to his main role as the more submissive or "bottom" character in the relation ship with Carlos)
The first half is derived from the first part of Carlos's name ( his name come first due mainly to the role that he takes as the dominant partner in the relationship)
and the second half From the First part of Logan's name ( his name appears as the second half due to his main role as the more submissive or "bottom" character in the relation ship with Carlos)
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