Caid

What do we mean by caid?

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word caid. Define caid, caid synonyms, caid pronunciation, caid translation, English dictionary definition of caid.

Sexy and hot and fun to hang out with, gets all the girls Urban Dictionary

Caide means Little Warrior in ancient Scots, proud, strong, loyal, determined and the best mate you could hope for. This strong personality is the envy of all that meet him, a most likeable person with a big heart for all his friends. Skills and determination to succeed in anything he wishes to do. Handsome, brave, knowledgable and one of these people that change your life- Well done Caide !!!! Urban Dictionary

Caid, caid is one of the most caring loving friend you'll ever meet. Caid is one of the friends that you can count on, he will always put a smile on your face when your upset and will never judge you. He is also a great boyfriend, he will protect you, care for you, and especially love you. Whenever you look at him he will always give you a cute smile that you can't resist. I would love to have a friend/ best friend/boyfriend named caid. Urban Dictionary

Caid, one of the most caring loving friend, he always wants to make you happy, he will always love you no matter how different you are. Caid is a loving boyfriend as well he gives the bests hugs, he will make you smile everyday, he will make you happy when you are sad. Urban Dictionary

The Canadian version of AIDS Canadian+AIDS=CAIDS How you can tell if the person is infected with the disease: -Resides from Canada or any place along the US border such as Washington -Extreme passion for maple syrup -Constantly flooding the US economy buying jeans -Acts like a moose in strange situations -Primary diet is Starbucks, Cookies, Toast, Granola bars, Pop tarts, Etc. -Usually is seen at a Starbucks or driving a Volkswagen Jetta -Has an awkward collection of Canadian flags Urban Dictionary

When your vehicle is slowly over a short amount of time dying on you. Urban Dictionary

Canadian AIDS! Symptoms: Uncontrollable "eh?" Uncontrollable bowel movements. Diarrhea of the mouth. Twitching. Playing too much hockey. Pimping out your MySpace to make it look Canadian. Urban Dictionary

The deadly fusion of Cancer and AIDS. This disease was introduced to us by (generic names) Katie. Katie asked Josh (also a generic name) if he had it and replied with a "hell yeah I do." Resulting from this answer, Josh has recieved this disease. It is currently uncurable. If you are looking for more information about the CAIDS, there is no information on the internet because it is secretly being hidden by the government. Urban Dictionary

A guy with an obsession of girls Urban Dictionary

To get aids from a certain boy named Cade who sleeps around. You don't even have to fuck him. It's in his saliva. And if you have caids and kiss someone else, they now have caids. SO BE CAREFUL, KIDDIES. Oh, and once you have it, you're basically fucked for life. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to caid:
caid.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word caid:
cad, tunis, gaelic, tunisia, sultan, ben, presidential, detroit, ball, refer, irish, rules, contemporary, football, software, kingdom, especially, election, design, popular, december, president, formed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe caid:
old, local, great, moorish, new, former, courageous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective caid:
hadj.

Words that sound like caid:
cade, kade, caed, caid, kaid, k.d, kaide, kid, could, code, kate, cod, cate, cad, cud, kidd, cait, cowed, coed, keyed, kait, cooed, coud, cudd, co-ed, coad, cood, cawed, codd, kod, coid, kad, kide, kud, cadd, coyed, khad, kidde, kyd, coude, kode, kayt, caud, qad, kaede, qid, qod, gade, gaid, cat, cut, coat, caught, kay, k, cot, kat, caged, cay, coot, cae, caved, cott, cady, cote, kaye, cout, kady, coit, caned, catt, kae, katt, clade, caled, caat, cuit, coote, cades, caya, cader, akkad, kader, ccat, caut, catte, caye, chite, clayed, cais, cotte, kayoed, k d, caute, caida, ccot, ckd, k a, kaut, kaaa.