by JT007 January 14, 2006
1) Oft used to reassure someone that things could be worse
2) Sometimes used as a mocking, smug phrase to annoy someone
2) Sometimes used as a mocking, smug phrase to annoy someone
by WillTurner1984 February 11, 2010
Chin up is a phrase said to someone who has a desperately bad stroke of luck.
The phrase originated from when lanky blond people teased slighty retarded dark haired people for getting the answer to things wrong.
The phrase originated from when lanky blond people teased slighty retarded dark haired people for getting the answer to things wrong.
by Hey...hey, Chadwick, chin up! November 2, 2009
Originated from the motion of sliding the back of your hand up your throat and doing a nice little flick at the end of the whole motion. Also known as fuck you.
by Transcendent November 10, 2004
A quick upward jerk of the head. An action that many teenage guys use as a greeting when they are too cool to say hello.
As Mary was walking down the hallway and saw her crush, she waved tentatively at him. He responded by giving her the chin-up
by CelticFox March 6, 2010
When a person farts while receiving oral sex, it's called a chin-up.
The word actually comes from the reaction of the person giving the oral sex at the moment of the fart; the first thing most everyone does is lift their chin up to look at the foul person with disgust. This is usually followed by a break-up or the disgusted person leaving in a hurry.
The word actually comes from the reaction of the person giving the oral sex at the moment of the fart; the first thing most everyone does is lift their chin up to look at the foul person with disgust. This is usually followed by a break-up or the disgusted person leaving in a hurry.
"What's wrong, Jimmy?"
"I had to break up with Christina last night."
"Why did you break up with her? I thought things were going so well."
"The wretched woman gave me a damn chin-up last night when I was going down on her."
"Can't say I blame ya, Jimbo ..... keep your chin up though.... there are plenty of fish in the sea!"
"Not funny man .... not at all."
"I had to break up with Christina last night."
"Why did you break up with her? I thought things were going so well."
"The wretched woman gave me a damn chin-up last night when I was going down on her."
"Can't say I blame ya, Jimbo ..... keep your chin up though.... there are plenty of fish in the sea!"
"Not funny man .... not at all."
by Jimmy_Buckets December 28, 2016
Term used to assuage a suffering person and encourage them to persist or endure.
To validate and affirm one to press on.
Metaphor to keep one's head up and eyes forward on what lies ahead, opposed to how typically one's gaze tends downward to the ground while in a sullen state.
To validate and affirm one to press on.
Metaphor to keep one's head up and eyes forward on what lies ahead, opposed to how typically one's gaze tends downward to the ground while in a sullen state.
This will pass, keep your chin up.
Chin up lads. We're almost through this.
They're that way with everyone that is new, just keep your chin up.
Chin up lads. We're almost through this.
They're that way with everyone that is new, just keep your chin up.
by Rebuffy May 10, 2021