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Crixus was a Gallic gladiator and military leader in the Third Servile War. Born in Gaul, he was enslaved by the Romans under unknown circumstances and trained as a gladiator in Capua. His name means "one with curly hair" in Gaulish.

He fought along side Spartacus, rampaging and looting. They separated because Spartacus wanted to train in the hills against the Romans but Crixus was having too much fun plundering. This led to his death but it was very honorable, he was defeated with his stubborn head held high.
Crixus was told he would freeze outside but decided to stay in the yard because he didn't want his friends to think his mom ran his life.
crixus by ahood2012 February 2, 2017
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Someone who wishes well during Christmas but is exhausted by the holidays
Store clerk* “merry crimus”
crimus by Unclesparta November 29, 2022
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A wealthy man who buys up men bigger than himself. Resting on the laurels of fortune to propel him into international fame as a philanthronaire.
Doug was a whizz with dreamweaver, so Cerixus bought him up.
Cerixus by NotMist September 16, 2020
A really sexy and cool gamer that never tryhards but still gets some nasty kills.
Originating from roblox and valorant crixun is a sexy and dashing dude with a fat and massive schlong.
Hey! You really pulled a crixun that round, 30 kills? Man I'm really fricking proud of you.
crixun by valoes December 20, 2022
Someone who is negative four on Halo.
Crius sucks
crius by Hello halo May 30, 2009
The organization that rules the world.
*usually headed by a Vempati.
The Crizus has put an end to the Syrian conflict.
Crizus by Crizus October 26, 2015
"Aye bro that cricus tight?"
"Nah bro that cricus stank"
Cricus by wacko_ambassador March 19, 2021
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