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cad
noun- an ill-bred, ill-mannered lout UK, 1827
- TRICIA: What happened was pretty obvious, I should have thought. MAURICE: Yessir, you behaved like a cad. — Peter Nichols, Promenade [Six Granada Plays], p. 71, 1959
- [T]hat language! Is it eating Spam for breakfast that makes them sound as though they’re trying to clear a huge wad of phlegm from their throats, or is it the immortal tongue of Goethe and Nietzsche? Whatever–what a swine. — Guardian, 22 September 2001
- — James Hewitt: Confessions of a Cad, 24th July 2003
- cadmium UK
- — Wilbur Smith, Hungry as the Sea, 1978
- one ounce of marijuana US, 2001
- a railway conductor US
- — Ramon Adams, The Language of the Railroader, p. 27, 1977
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