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A male who is wider than he is tall. Taken from the word 'chode' meaning a penis of the same description. Chodys are rare outside of Wales however there have been many sightings of a mystical chody residing in the Bay Of Plenty region of New Zealand's north island and countless sightings reported in the United States. A chody is generally a repulsive figure to females and open to ridicule from fellow males. A chody is often a lonely individual. Check out that chody walking down the street. If you drew a japs eye on top of his bald head he'd look like an actual chode!
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A guy with a chode A nickname for a guy with a chode or small penis Nikki: so how was your night with drew?
Kelly: drew? you mean chody. I was about to give head then saw his chode. so I had to end our hook up and made up some lame excuse |
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The most awesome guy in the world. A tribute to the male gender and all humankind. All other "definitions" were invented out of petty jealousy and spite, mostly by men whose women left them for a chance with a Chody. Most women can hardly describe their experience with Chody other than they felt as if they were closer to God. "I love Chody"
"I left my boyfriend for a real Chody" "Did you? I left my girlfriend and turned strait for a Chody!" "Charlie's parents should have named him Chody because he is amazing!" |
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adj.
Indecisive or neutral. 1. "Quit being so damn chody and choose your pizza toppings!"
2. "Because of Switzerland's chodiness, they've become known as the world's choda." |
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a nickname for a gay kid named cody who is shorter than he is fat. often referred to as a dickster hes such a chody
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A large, walking chode. Can often been seen in the vicinity of computers, as the radiation they send out acts as a source of energy which Chody needs to survive. Once thought to be extinct during the early 18th century, however there have been recent sightings at LAN parties.
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