4 definitions by Leigh L Taylor
Females who are of Asian descent or have visibly observable Asian characteristics. The term is predominantly used by white males who seek to avoid the crassness of pejorative terms such as chinks or orientals when describing their next conquest to friends.
(1) Whoah dude, you are so going to get to 1000 Pokemons on Facebook now that you've found the Sailor Moon Fan Club Group.
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each another!
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each another!
by Leigh L Taylor May 26, 2008
Females who are of Asian descent or have visibly observable Asian characteristics. The term is predominantly used by white males who seek to avoid the crassness of pejorative terms such as chinks or orientals when describing their next conquest to friends.
(1) Whoah dude, you are so going to get to 1000 Pokemons on Facebook now that you've found the Sailor Moon Fan Club Group.
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each other!
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each other!
by Leigh L Taylor May 25, 2008
Females who are of Asian descent or have visibly observable Asian characteristics. The term is predominantly used by white males who seek to avoid the crassness of pejorative terms such as chinks or orientals when describing their next conquest to friends.
(1) Whoah dude, you are so going to get to 1000 Pokemons on Facebook now that you've found the Sailor Moon Fan Club Group.
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each another!
(2) Look what Mr. Chews has these three Pokemons doing to each another!
by Leigh L Taylor May 25, 2008
Chinglish is an alternate nonsensical linguistic style precipitated by the intermingling of the English language with Asian DNA.
The result is often a confused collection of words sounding not unlike Yoda given the excessive utilization of anastrophe.
The result is often a confused collection of words sounding not unlike Yoda given the excessive utilization of anastrophe.
English: Hello Richard, let us meet at the Sydney Harbour Bridge at 5:30 this afternoon?
Chinglish: Hello Richard, me and you meet at Bridge Harbour Sydney yesterday at 5:30pm?
Chinglish: Hello Richard, me and you meet at Bridge Harbour Sydney yesterday at 5:30pm?
by Leigh L Taylor May 25, 2008