cysed 

1.) really excited
2.) ready

1.) yo im cysed bout the party tonight
2.) aye i didnt study for the test but im still cysed

cysed by Lakeisha April 18, 2003

casedumping 

The shameless practice on the part of mental health professionals to attempt to transfer or dump a difficult and nightmarish case to another mental health professional.

That doctor is a notorious and frequent practitioner of casedumping.

casedumping by Dr Bunnygirl June 10, 2017

Casedemic 

An overemphasis on the amount of positive results of those infected , who may not even be contagious or have an infective viral load ; in order to deter from the fact that the infection is either weakening, or has depleted susceptibles , or that population herd immunity has been achieved as evidenced by the steadily declining hospitalization and death rates for such illness.

See how they are creating the Casedemic ? They are setting PCR tests at high Cycle Thresholds , like 37-40 Ct, which pick up dead nucleotides of a virus on someone who isn't really sick or contagious, but they'll still mark as a positive because the test picked up dead genetic fragments of that previous infection. This is generating tons of "case positives", but of people who aren't really dangerous to public health.

Casedemic by The Florida Populist November 2, 2020

cised 

Filled with immense joy or delight; ecstatic.

DC Metro area slang that is most comparable to the word stoked.

I was cised when I found out I got my promotion!

cised by Dayne March 3, 2005

cased 

Performing a motorcycle jump or stunt and landing hard enough to compress the bike's suspension to the point of hitting the frame or 'case' on the ground.

That spode landed that jump too short and cased it.

cased by mreverting September 19, 2007

Butt-cised 

A slang term used to describe a sense of extreme excitement or elation.

Originated in the D.C.-Metro area, specifically from the WJFK radio show "The Junkies".

I am totally butt-cised to go to the concert this weekend!

Butt-cised by Killa KB February 23, 2009

cased 

To examine or survey (a house, bank, etc.) in planning a crime (sometimes fol. by out)

They cased the joint and decided to pull the job on Sunday.

cased by Elendil January 1, 2009