chaucer

To convince someone to do something. To twist one's arm.

At first Mike didn't want to go, but he was chaucered into it.

by ta0paipai July 28, 2010

Geoffrey Chaucer

An inside term for a pinch/dip of chewing tobacco.

Hey Joe can I bum a Geoffrey Chaucer off of you bro?

by No Work Dave October 30, 2010

Jeffrey chaucer

Based on the author of the Canterbury tales, the name used as a form of slang for "choice"

I just don't want to do my homework

Well you kinda have a Jeffrey Chaucer!

by Hsjfkfjdhd September 30, 2015

Read Some Chaucer

Code phrase for sex, used in front of naïve or unknowing people, especially parents/husbands/children. Used by literature students - other students may use their own terms i.e. French (read some Moliere), psychology (read some Freud), physics (read some Einstein).

Hey mum - don't disturb us for a bit - Helen and I are going to read some Chaucer. Have supper ready in an hour.

by Ben November 24, 2003