by Steve Blends October 04, 2021
To apply, have, or obtain 100% of something. To be dedicated entirely, to have it all, or to get everything. This comprehensible term can be adapted and applied to many situations. It is most often used as an alternative to "full send", "full force", "full set", or "full package".
"Steve, that's a steep hill. I don't think we're going to make it up in this train."
"It'll be alright, we'll go full chooch!"
"Woah, who is that woman? She's beautiful, smart, and hilarious!"
"Yeah, I know! That's Lorena, she's the full chooch!"
"This restaurant is amazing, all of their food is great. What did you order?"
"I couldn't decide on one thing so I got the full chooch!"
"It'll be alright, we'll go full chooch!"
"Woah, who is that woman? She's beautiful, smart, and hilarious!"
"Yeah, I know! That's Lorena, she's the full chooch!"
"This restaurant is amazing, all of their food is great. What did you order?"
"I couldn't decide on one thing so I got the full chooch!"
by Steve Blends August 22, 2023
1.) To do something particularly ballsy in order to achieve a goal.
2.) An impressive act. This can be a physical, financial, or psychological move.
2.) An impressive act. This can be a physical, financial, or psychological move.
"We've been waiting to turn out of this parking lot for 5 minutes. This is taking forever.."
"You're right, I'm over it. Hold on, I'm about to drop the nuts!"
"Dang bro, did you have to buy the biggest house on the lake?"
"Yeah, man. I'm new in town. I had to show up and drop the nuts!"
"You're right, I'm over it. Hold on, I'm about to drop the nuts!"
"Dang bro, did you have to buy the biggest house on the lake?"
"Yeah, man. I'm new in town. I had to show up and drop the nuts!"
by Steve Blends August 22, 2023
“Janice, I havent seen you for days! You seem tired, where have you been?”
“I was coolin’ at my house, I just got out of couching.”
“I was coolin’ at my house, I just got out of couching.”
by Steve Blends May 06, 2022
When a deep individual has to keep their conversations shallow in order to relate or be understood by who they’re talking to.
“Why is Jerry talking about irrelevant things?”
“Oh, He’s just skipping stones because Mary is too shallow for a real conversation”
“Oh, He’s just skipping stones because Mary is too shallow for a real conversation”
by Steve Blends February 18, 2022
by Steve Blends July 24, 2021
"Did you hear that loud boom last night? It came out of no where and I have no idea what caused it."
"Yeah, I heard it too! Very weird.. Definitely Dandruff."
"Yeah, I heard it too! Very weird.. Definitely Dandruff."
by Steve Blends February 18, 2022