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caucasian wasteFrom the name of a set of lovable children’s characters.) These carebears don’t want us to play the reallygood games!case so/sth out tv. to look someone or something overcarefully, with a view to additional activity at a latertime. He cased out the fixtures to see which ones toreplace.cash cow n. a dependable source of money; a goodinvestment. Mr. Wilson turned out to be the cash cowwe needed to start our repertoire company.cash so out tv. to pay someone (off). Come on, cash meout. I did the job. I want to go home.casper mod. gone; departed. (In the manner of Casper,the friendly ghost—a cartoon character.) I’m casper.See you later.catch 1. n. a drawback. Okay, that sounds good, butwhat’s the catch? 2. tv. to view something; to attendsomething; to hear something. Did you catch Gonewith the Wind on TV?catholic bagel n. a nontraditional bagel made or flavoredwith cinnamon, blueberries, strawberries, etc.(Jocular.) At breakfast, they had catholic bagels andsweet rolls.cat-soup [“kAtsup] n. catsup; ketchup. Do you wantsome cat-soup on your burger?caucasian waste n. worthless white people. (A play on(poor) white trash. Contrived.) I’m not caucasianwaste! I wouldn’t ever live there!39