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Dirty filthy scrubber congrecate at this destination. No shops or electricity. There claims to be a woolworths but that is labelled Karralee.

Home of the speyers, king of goldys, known for knocking the froth off.

If you find yourself in chuwar, dress code is no shoes, wife beater and a rolled up J
City sliker:Hey I'm in chuwar wheres the food at

Chuwar resident: keith's paaaaantry braaaaahhh, why are you wearing shoes?
Chuwar by Friend of scrubber August 6, 2011
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chupar by Anonymous November 9, 2003
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me gusta chuparme los pies 

In spanish, it means " I like to suck on my feet." Usually said by a unsuspecting gringo who was tricked into saying it by a mexican.
John: Jose, How do you say "nice to meet you" in spanish?

Jose: Me gusta chuparme los pies. That is the polite way of saying it.

John: Thanks man.
A fabricated racial slur for those with "asshole faces" and that "eat and fuck shit."

Originated in November 10, 2006, Penny Arcade comic.
You called me a chuwero? What the hell is a chuwero?
Chuwero by Moto-Velo November 10, 2006
An extended version of the honorific chan used when you really like someone. Can be used in Japanese or English
"Archan Chuwan my beloved"
"Mikairu Chuwan is a stinky bitch"|
"Noa Chan wa kawaii desu"
Chuwan by MonkePuggy October 10, 2023
Mr. Chris Palmer described the Israelites as chowards in 1 Samuel 17.
Choward by KK or K-K-K-Kaitlin June 21, 2008

chwarae diggers 

a welsh term used by ground workers ...to play/work using a digger!

chwarae means to play in welsh.
-"hey pricey, where's meric?"

-"chwarae diggers!"
chwarae diggers by joescarecrow February 4, 2010
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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