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crave case

A cardboard box recieved from White Castle filled with 30 little tiny steam grilled burgers. After hamburger consumption the box can be used as a book carrier, laptop carrier, pillow,snake holder, or as a floatation device.
"In the morning I woke up only to find that i had forgotten my back pack so i used my crave case as a book carrier. Then when i got to school we got new laptops and i was the only one who didnt get a case so i used my crave case as a laptop carrier. Then after i got home from school i wanted to take a nap but the pillows were in the wash so i i used my crave case. Then when i woke up i went to the pet store and bought my self a pet snake and they asked if i wanted a box to put it in but i said no thanks i've got my crave case, and on the way home i slipped on the side of th road and fell in a pond almost drowned but crave case saved my life.
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crave case

(v) to leave a White Castle Crave Case at someone's porch, a school fountain, etc. Originated from a few guys from Cincinnati who were hungry after a late night game of poker but couldn't handle the stench of the consumed Crave Case. Also is the superior opponent to the overmatched "Mad Padders."
Yeah dude we definitely just Crave Cased Molly again!
crave case by Snoop Doug July 10, 2005

Crave Case

A different phrase meaning the same as a package in referance to a man.
Gwen totally came over my place last night because she was aching for my crave case.

Betty totally needs a crave case she hasnt been laid in months.

You like how my crave case tastes dont you.
Crave Case by shakly November 10, 2005
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