Country Dictionary

Someone with no evidence, proof reason,explanation, for his or her point of view, situation, topic or argument.

He had no case with convincing his mom to lend him money.

Slang. to examine or survey (a house, bank, etc.) in planning a crime (sometimes followed by out): They cased the joint and decided to pull the job on Sunday.

On my way home, I was casing the homes. (The Dirt, Chapter Two)

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.

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.

In the event of

In case of emergency, evacuate.

1. Verb-To check out in advance. Ususally used in reference to a place you plan to burglarize or commit an act of mischief at. 2. Noun-24 pack of beer.

"Lets go case the house first so we know the easiest and quietest way to break in." "Can you pick up a case on the way here?"

In the West a case is 12 beers (bottles or cans). In Ontario and out East a case is 24 beers (bottle or cans).

Person 1: I got a case of beer, eh. Person 2: What a bonus! When you said 'case' I forgot that you are from Halifax. Your East coast hospitality is appreciated. Person 1: It's a hoppy ale, kind of bitter, I hope that's OK. Person 2: Sounds good to me. The mere fact that it's not 'lite' beer assures me that you are worthy to drink with. People who drink 'lite' beer should be shot and pissed on. Person 1: Fuckin' rights, eh. Bottom line is there's 24 of 'em.