Affectionate and personal Japanese suffix, attached to a shortened version of one's personal name. In Japan, one never does this to anyone above them, only those lower or equal.
by Mimosa 'Mineko Iwasaki' January 15, 2007
suffix: often "-chan" to flavor someone's name. Chan in Japanese is a term of affection and usually in the feminine. Cute boys, harmless best friends, and other girls might have "-chan" added to their names by people into the anime/manga scene. High pitched voice is optional.
by Robii August 30, 2005
by A channed victim May 11, 2011
A term in fan fiction- usually smut- to indicate that a character in the ship is underage, and still a child (under 18)
by Houle Mckean August 5, 2006
Pronoun:
A term of endearment to replace or add to the name of a good friend when speaking with them.
A term of endearment to replace or add to the name of a good friend when speaking with them.
by Rebecca Bailes March 19, 2008
1. a japanese honorific
2. a common term used by white girls that have become overly obsessed with asian culture so that they have attempted to learn japanese and have inspired white guys to tattoo chinese characters on themselves and thus have invited all their other white friends to join this cult of fake asianness while calling each other by chan after their name
get a life.
also see: what annoys real asians
2. a common term used by white girls that have become overly obsessed with asian culture so that they have attempted to learn japanese and have inspired white guys to tattoo chinese characters on themselves and thus have invited all their other white friends to join this cult of fake asianness while calling each other by chan after their name
get a life.
also see: what annoys real asians
by a real asian person November 13, 2005
When a device (mostly electronic) is dropped on the floor either intentionally or unintenionally which results in the device working better than before, then the device is said to be "channed".
by zombie February 10, 2005