Chiseler

Historically linked to thieves, but more recently associated with just about anything. Someone who picks something apart a tiny bit at a time. One can chisel on another's stash, their money, their air, their space, their game, their well-being...whatever.

You drank my last beer Neil, you worthless chiseler.

by Jshyne June 23, 2004

chiseled

Well-defined, esp. as it related to musculature. Having distinguished features. jacked or ripped

He's got some chiseled abs!

by homeyjd October 20, 2008

chiseled

The sculpted features of a man's face.

The hero in the romance book had a handsome chiseld face.

by phulluvit June 4, 2003

chisel

Used to describe the action of throwing an object in a comedic yet casual way whilst still applying a heavy amount of force.
A catapult motion is often used by more experienced chiselers.

Alan chiseled the badger from the upstairs window when he saw it was bothering his wife.

Oi, Steve! Chisel me a sausage!

by Sneaky Weasel January 28, 2010

chisel

Cocaine, Coke, Charlie

Richard was known to deal the finest chisel in South London

by DrugMonkey February 25, 2005

chisel

to cheat someone

'Why should I give her another five bucks?' (...) 'You're trying to chisel me.'
From: The Cather in the Rye

by Applied Linguist July 7, 2012

Chiseler

A person who wins by deception, by sharp practice, is a cheat and generally a low-life swindler. Someone who cannot be trusted, particularly at business.

That mate of mine is a complete chiseler. As a friend I invested £10k in his insurance business only to discover it is an illegal pyramid scheme and I've lost the lot.

by sanddevil January 14, 2009