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See caddow. The taining to a top or summit. cacumina tet (ka-kü'mi-nāt), e. t . [L. cacucad-bait (kad bat), Le correctly cad-bate worm. as the bacteria, capable of producing disease. Flower of the Giant Cactus ( Cereus giganteus). See caddis2 . erate. I will appear to know no more of you than one of the cads of the thimble-rig knows of the pea-holder. T. Hook . (d) A loafer; a hanger-on about inn-yards. (e) A pa enger taken up surreptitiously by a stage-coach driver for his own perquisite. (1) The conductor of an omnibus. The conductor, who is vulgarly known as the cad. Mayhew. 2. A mean, vulgar, ill-bred fellow of whatever social rank: a term of great contempt. There's a set of cads in that club that will say anything. Thackeray,