chillax

1. To chill and relax simultaneously.
2. To loosen or reduce the level of stress by employing a more relaxed and groovy outlook.

Origin: As employed by an older teenage sister (JCP) to her overly ebullient younger siblings (JEP) and (KSG).

Hey! You guys need to chillax or I'm telling mom!

by Ezra Corpse December 15, 2004

chillax

A combo of 'chill' and 'relax'. Possible one of the most try-hard words out there, very irritating too.

Normal Person: So what are you doing on Saturday?

Try-Hard: I'm gonna chillax

by i don't know my name August 22, 2007

chillax

to chill and relax at the same time

stop stressing just chillax

by katy and louise again May 4, 2006

chillax

means to chill and relax

why don't you just chillax

by mmontanez January 7, 2006

chillax

1. A word used to try to remind someone that you are a complete imbecile.

2. Slang for "Please beat me to within an inch of my horrible, meaningless life."

1. Dialogue:
Male: "Honey, just chillax!"
Female: "For a second there I forgot you were a moron."

2. "You really should just chillax....what's that axe for?"

by Armand Assantes Left Ventricle May 17, 2005

chillax

Verb: To chill and relax at the same time!

Person one: Hey what's up?
Person two: Nothin, just chillaxin!

by Anja Hadz August 13, 2005

chillax

A word put together from Chill and Relax. Usually used by pre-teens and young teens who watch a lot of Disney Channel, especially Hannah Montana.

"Dude, chillax it's going to be ok.

by tsirk February 16, 2010