(a) Scottish parochial for a street weapon. The weapon may be a regular weapon, like a machette or a knife, but is often an improvised weapon like a club with a blade embedded in it, or a hammer.
(b) Scottish parochial verb for injuring someone with a hand-weapon of some kind.
(b) Scottish parochial verb for injuring someone with a hand-weapon of some kind.
(a) How dae ye like ma chib, big man, no bad, eh?
(b) See you, ya tool, ah'm gonny chib you, ya radge.
(b) See you, ya tool, ah'm gonny chib you, ya radge.
by Dave-Mcc April 01, 2009