1 definition by Chaunce
Definition: The word chaunce is much of an enigma in today's teenage society, but those who can fully grasp the various meanings and uses of the word will refer to it as such:
1. One who carries himself in a presumptuous manner all the while unknowingly giving off an overall vibe of uncoolness that somehow deters from the well-being of those around
2. One who fails miserably at something after premature boasts of achievement
3. Someone that denies a man what he desires most while not receiving any benefit by doing so; the denial is simply due to a lack of comprehension of the gravity of the ordeal
Other possible meanings include but are not limited to short and swift negro man and the male reproductive organ
1. One who carries himself in a presumptuous manner all the while unknowingly giving off an overall vibe of uncoolness that somehow deters from the well-being of those around
2. One who fails miserably at something after premature boasts of achievement
3. Someone that denies a man what he desires most while not receiving any benefit by doing so; the denial is simply due to a lack of comprehension of the gravity of the ordeal
Other possible meanings include but are not limited to short and swift negro man and the male reproductive organ
Examples correspond with their respective definitions:
1. "I was cock-blocked by that chaunce; he clearly does not understand the concept of 'wingman'"
2. "Yes, after receiving nothing after having her, quote, "in the palm of your hand", I name you chaunce of the week"
3. "The woman refused to let me inside her residence where her daughter I sought lay waiting"
Other forms of word: chauncedom; chaunciest; chauncier; chauncey
1. "I was cock-blocked by that chaunce; he clearly does not understand the concept of 'wingman'"
2. "Yes, after receiving nothing after having her, quote, "in the palm of your hand", I name you chaunce of the week"
3. "The woman refused to let me inside her residence where her daughter I sought lay waiting"
Other forms of word: chauncedom; chaunciest; chauncier; chauncey
by Chaunce January 2, 2007