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She is AMAZING! She is the kindest, sweetest, person you will ever meet. She is the absolute best friend. She can be funny, crazy, and weird, and even a complete psycho at times, but always in the best way. If one enters your life never let her go. EVER! She will be your most treasured possession. She may be slightly Anime crazy, but it is what makes her Casse. And her sense of style is unique and she will surprise you with how she can make anything look good. She is the BEST wife of all time.
Did you see Casse's amazing new haircut?
Casse by KayaPapaya July 23, 2017
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Noun: An Urban and extremely ghetto section of Mahopac. A place were massive amount of drugs are sold.
Adjective: A word meaning top of the line, or second to none.
Casse Hoodrat 1"Yo G-Supp just copped a new 2 door Benz"
Casse Hoodrat 2"Yea i saw that shit, it looks so Casse"
Casse by $amson March 27, 2007
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Proper: Broken in french

Slang: French kids use it a lot to say that you've been dissed big time, while doing arm gestures.

Became very big after the movie 'Brice de Nice' came out.
"Watcha doin?"
"Yo momma"
"Cassé!"
Cassé by GetWacky November 9, 2006
basically means owned but in french
omg u were like soo owned u were totally CASSéé
cassé by sophiee December 13, 2005

casse-toi 

'Fuck you' - because it's cool to swear in French de temps en temps.
Mec: Ne me touche pas! Tu me salis!
Sarkozy: Casse-toi alors, pauvre con!
casse-toi by cavacavacavacava July 4, 2011

Casse Les Couilles

Annoying someone even after they told you you're annoying
Arrête de m'appeller , tu me casse les couilles
Casse Les Couilles by Mike_39 August 16, 2017

on se casse 

It means in French, let's leave. Se casser in French really means to break. But in slang, se casser means to leave. On is a familiar way of saying, We. Thus: Let us (we) leave. The se is a grammatical word and this is not a French lesson so let us leave it at that.
Cette boum est morte, on se casse!
This party is dead, let's leave!
This party is dead, let's get the hell out of here.

Voilà la police, on se casse!
There is the police, let's get the hell out of here!
on se casse by monsieur screech August 2, 2007
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