A metaphor often used as a means of estimating or judging the level of craic being interchanged between a circle of friends. Rarely found amongst females. Its' embodiment could be a drinking vessel of any form, for example, a pint-sized tankard, beaker, bowl, cannikin, cup, demitasse, draught, mug, taster or tumbler.
During a phenomenal session of banter: 'The chalice of banter is over-flowing!'
Before a night out: 'Time to fill the chalice of banter!'
When a person with smelly chat contributes to a session too much: 'the chalice of banter has sprung a leak.'
Before a night out: 'Time to fill the chalice of banter!'
When a person with smelly chat contributes to a session too much: 'the chalice of banter has sprung a leak.'
by Paul Michael Edwards September 11, 2006
Leaving an inverted toilet plunger filled with urine propped up against the inside of a public toilet stall door, then climbing out the bottom of the side, leaving a booby-trap for the next victim.
by W.E. Coyote August 21, 2003
Derogatory for someone who dates and/or marries a man who was in a Catholic seminary on their way to becoming a priest. Frowned upon because so few are becoming priests these days that the church doesn't want to lose any.
Did you hear she married Mathew!
Wasn't he in the seminary?
He dropped out just to be with her.
What a little chalice chipper!
Wasn't he in the seminary?
He dropped out just to be with her.
What a little chalice chipper!
by SaintA September 22, 2005
When a man makes a chalice out of his scrotum, then he fills it up with beer, and then makes his partner drink the beer.
by Illuminatti69 January 15, 2022
Hey man did you hook up with that chick last night?
I sure did bruh, she even drank out of the "Kings Chalice"
I sure did bruh, she even drank out of the "Kings Chalice"
by Weedgurlie April 8, 2021
That crash was utter chalice!
by Jigs February 12, 2003
A solid gold cup made for Lord Gareth Buttqueef Tallis The third in 1682. He had it made with the intention of sipping his wife’s breastmilk from it on late summer evenings.
It has been passed down the Tallis family from father to son since.
It has been passed down the Tallis family from father to son since.
Big Tallis: “take a sip from the Tallis chalice”
Little Tallis: “okay Dad “
Big Tallis: “you are a man now. “
Little Tallis: “okay Dad “
Big Tallis: “you are a man now. “
by Little_swing_big_ding January 7, 2019