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A chiobu is Singaporean slang for someone who is addicted to the internet, often to their own detriment. Chiobus are described as lonely, rude, and often make up dramatic details about their lives that aren't even true just so they get attention on the internet. Chiobus are very fickle with their internet friends, once you no longer serve a purpose to them, they often turn on you and try to make a spectacle of you online to detract from their own actions.
The slang term was coined on an internet forum two years ago due to an infamous case of a "Singaporean" man pretending to be married and rich who ended up being a poor American man in real life. When called out, he turned on each of his "friends" and tried to post threads about them to the controversial internet gossip forum KiwiFarms using alt accounts.
So, in short, "chiobu" essentially means a faker or liar, similar to what the slang term "snake" would be in the English language.
The slang term was coined on an internet forum two years ago due to an infamous case of a "Singaporean" man pretending to be married and rich who ended up being a poor American man in real life. When called out, he turned on each of his "friends" and tried to post threads about them to the controversial internet gossip forum KiwiFarms using alt accounts.
So, in short, "chiobu" essentially means a faker or liar, similar to what the slang term "snake" would be in the English language.
"That chiobu was lying about having a wife, he's actually single."
"Did that chiobu just start making fun of his own former friend online because they started having mental health issues? Gross!"
"He says he takes care of chinchillas as a hobby, but I think he might be pulling a chiobu and lying about it!"
"Did that chiobu just start making fun of his own former friend online because they started having mental health issues? Gross!"
"He says he takes care of chinchillas as a hobby, but I think he might be pulling a chiobu and lying about it!"
chiobu by The Internet Collective September 2, 2023
chiobu
A chiobu is Singaporean slang for a transgender person (either FtM or MtF), especially one that is virulently homophobic against other transgender people.
chiobu by cheeblover May 25, 2024
Chibuzor
A name given to male children in Igbo and some tribes in Rivers State Nigeria.
It means God is the way or God first.
People bearing name are hard working, intelligent, smart and loyal. They are always rich , first class citizens , they love down to the earth and always care about others,they fall in love so deeply and care for their loved ones so dearly.
They observe their environment and knows when things are not just right and make them right.
They're humble but not foolish and can take drastic actions if ride upon.
They're handsome and fun to be with.
It means God is the way or God first.
People bearing name are hard working, intelligent, smart and loyal. They are always rich , first class citizens , they love down to the earth and always care about others,they fall in love so deeply and care for their loved ones so dearly.
They observe their environment and knows when things are not just right and make them right.
They're humble but not foolish and can take drastic actions if ride upon.
They're handsome and fun to be with.
Girl...Do you know Chibuzor, that guy he is so handsome, intelligent and humble.
Friend.. He's even so Rich...I love him
Friend.. He's even so Rich...I love him
chibuzor
Chibuzor
1. A name usually given to a child in ibo land Nigeria, it represents wealth, dignity, loyalty and great.
2. A name for first class citizens of a country. President, kings e.t.c
1. A name usually given to a child in ibo land Nigeria, it represents wealth, dignity, loyalty and great.
2. A name for first class citizens of a country. President, kings e.t.c
The king named his first son chibuzor
That man we saw on television is blessed because of his name chibuzor
That man we saw on television is blessed because of his name chibuzor
Chiburi
the process by which one symbolically removes blood from a sword blade. The term chiburui can thus be translated as "shaking off the blood". In the Japanese martial art of iaidō, this is done before placing the blade back into the scabbard.
So THATS what thats called when that ninja shakes the blood from the sword after mowing through all of those bad guys! Chiburi!"