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    [Adjective]  | "cav*a*lier" | \ ˌka-və-ˈlir \


    1: marked by or given to offhand and often disdainful dismissal of important matters

    2: debonair

    3: of or relating to the party of Charles I of England in his struggles with the Puritans and Parliament


    Origin: circa 1641 ;

     From attributive use of {see: |cavalier:2|cavalier:2};

    [Noun]  | "cavalier" 


    1: a gentleman trained in arms and horsemanship

    2: a mounted soldier : knight

    3: an adherent of Charles I of England


    Origin: 1589 ;

     Borrowed from French, "horseback rider, member of the gentry bearing arms, gallant," going back to Middle French, borrowed from later medieval Italian cavallere, cavaleru, cavalliere "horseback rider, mounted soldier, courtly gentleman accompanying a lady," borrowed from Old Occitan cavalier "horseman, mounted soldier, knight," going back to Late Latin caballārius "horseback rider, groom" (early Medieval Latin also "serf performing duties on horseback, mounted soldier"), from Latin caballus "work horse, gelding" + -ārius {see: |-ary:1|-ary:1} {mat|cavalcade|};

    [Noun]  | "Cavalier King Charles spaniel" | \ -ˈchär(-ə)lz- \


    1: any of a breed of toy spaniels developed in Great Britain from English toy spaniels and having a tapered muzzle and a long silky coat


    Origin: 1969 ;

     {see: |cavalier:2|cavalier:2} + King Charles spaniel, a breed of toy spaniel, from Charles II of England;

    [Adjective]  | "cavalier" 


    1: having a feeling of superiority that shows itself in an overbearing attitude;


      * e.g., " ... a cavalier and pompous boss, indifferent to the feelings of her subordinates "





    [Noun]  | "cavalier" 


    1: an honorable and courteous man;


      * e.g., " ... a novel about the dashing cavaliers and gracious ladies of the South before the Civil War "



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     [ "cavalier" ]

    1: a gallant or courtly gentleman

      * e.g.,  ... That young chap there seems quite cavalier in that suit and tie 


     [ "cavalier" ]

    2: the most badass warrior type in the DND world

      * e.g.,  ... 2 lvl 4 cavaliers and 1 white dragon. I feel bad for that dragon 

     [ "cavalier" ]

    1:  A mounted fighter or warrior

      * e.g.,  ...  That cavalier is pretty quick 


     [ "cavalier" ]

    2:  A Chevrolet vehicle

      * e.g.,  ...  I don't like that new chevy cavalier 

     [ "cavalier" ]

    1: an uncircumcised penis or someone with an uncircumcised penis.

      * e.g.,  ... a cavalier is someone with whom one can snoodle. 

     [ "The Cavaliers" ]

    1: The Cavaliers drum and bugle corps resides in Rosemont, Illinois. They were recently DCI grand champions in 1995, 2001, and in 2002; where they made DCI history by getting a 915 at finals.

      * e.g.,  ... The Cavaliers 2004 showed is based on the 007 series. 

     [ "cavalie" ]

    1: Usually a name for a person that is a walking Goddess. Gorgeous to the maximum, fun to talk to, easy to befriend with a sexy booty. Often pulls off the innocent act but she gets around. An extremely attractive girl whos flirty personality and curvacious figure will keep you coming back for more. She typically has black hair. She enjoys long relationships and has many close guy friends. She is the type of person that is really nice to everyone and won't let anybody bring her down. They are all you wish you had and the best choice for a girl friend. She is also very funny and will crack you up. :)

      * e.g.,  ... Damn, look at her! She seems like Cavalie. I think i've fallen in love 

     [ "Cavaliered" ]

    1: When a shit car wrecks into your pimped ride.

      * e.g.,  ... Friend: Dude! What happened to your sweet ass car? The back is destroyed. You: Oh that? I got Cavaliered, FMC. 

     [ "Cavalier" ]

    1: Of or relating to the act of pleasuring oneself.

      * e.g.,  ... "I cavaliered last night to the thought of you." "I was cavaliering in the school bathroom yesterday." "I like to cavalier everyday." 


     [ "Cavalier" ]

    2: Ofter associated with doing the act in public, but not necessarily so. It is a common misconception that you can Cavalier with someone, when in fact, it is only possible to Cavalier to someone. The act of 'cavaliering' with someone would actually be considered 'Tandem Straddle Backing.' It is also a common misconception that females can cavalier. The term for female cavaliering would be 'Side Saddling it up.' Cavaliering encompasses all forms male actions of self-pleasure.

     [ "Cavalier" ]

    1: A cheap economical FWD Chevy thats quite popular amongst teens and ricers for its cheap price, if they're not on the road with some odd noises from the engine they're in the junkyard with their Chevy Celebrity cousins. Usually if you see one a in a junkyard you'll find 7 more so don't worry about parts. They have Pontiac brothers called Sunfires and are out of production with the Colbalt taking its place

      * e.g.,  ... Don't delude yourself, a bodykit and custom paint won't make your crapalier look any better. If you take a trip in a Cavalier you might want to being some one-way tickets, just so you can get back home. 

     [ "Cavalier" ]

    1: adj./noun/verb

      * e.g.,  ... "Dude, he's a total cavalier." "Stop being such a cavalier!" "Can you please stop cavaliering?" 


     [ "Cavalier" ]

    2: a douchebag who doesn't care about anything and thinks that other people getting hurt is funny. a word of insult, the worst thing you could call someone

     [ "Cavaliers" ]

    1: The Drum Corp. emphasis on "THE"!!!

      * e.g.,  ... someone new to DCI- Who is going to win world finals this year? 

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