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cbar by vFortnitePlayer May 21, 2018
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A name given to the Australian Capital City, Canberra, by those who are too lazy to pronounce it. Usually either lower class folks on south side, or Queendlanders.
'Hey mate, are you gonna be in Cbar for the weekend?'
'Nah mate, sick of this city. Going to Sydney.'
Cbar by anonymous December 28, 2023
Having or spending $100. C stands for "centum" the Latin word for 100. Bar stands for a bundle of bills. A C bar is different from a C note because it is multiple bills.
I dropped a c bar when I bought these pants.

My iPhone cost 4 C bars.

10 C bars = 1 G bar
C Bar by wxbeach October 30, 2011
Having or spending $100. C stands for "centum" the Latin word for 100. Bar stands for a bundle of bills.
I dropped a c-bar when I bought these pants.
C-Bar by wxbeach October 30, 2011
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