Check

A word said when someone tells another pointless story. Use of the index finger making a checkmark motion in the air also helps, as if you are "tallying" the person's numorous pointless stories.

Person One: "One day, my boyfriend walked over to his car. Suddenly, a dog with three legs ran over to him. It stopped and looked at him."

Person Two: "...uhh....great story....Check!"

by KristalinaPynk November 14, 2009

Check

When someone has no jawline or definition between their neck and chin.

'Some people have chins and some people have necks, but some of us have checks'

Friend 1: Look at the check on that woman!
Friend 2: Shit man, she looks like a toe!

by AM97 September 2, 2013

check

a request for your bank to transfer funds to the bank of the store/person/hooker you gave the check to.

Jerry Springer paid a hooker with a check. Maybe he was on to something.

by Shawn E. June 23, 2003

Lump Check

This is a Government Check for basically doing nothing. It could be a State or Federal Check. Examples of State Checks are Unemployment, Welfare, and other State Programs. Federal Examples are the Big Enchilada of them all: S.S.I. & S.S.D.I. The Child Tax Credit Wheez that Hyperinflation Joe had pumpin' was another one. Landlords with tenants on Section 8 are also getting Lump Checks.

Man, I really need the first of the month to arrive so I can get my Lump Check!

by Elizabeth Warren's Papaw May 18, 2022

Chase a check

To get racks, or money. (i.e. Receive payment from work or other sources)

Doughboy: Yo slime what are you doing today?
Slime: I have to chase a check today.

by seanwall November 26, 2014

shoulder check

The act of intentionally bumping another person's shoulder with your own shoulder as you walk past them. It is meant as a display of open aggression or simple disrespect depending on how roughly the shoulder check is performed.

Janet shoulder checked Denise on her way out, hoping for a fight.

by Miami Mistress November 30, 2009

Confidence Check

A quick morale check, between two or more people, prior to entering into a situation in which a high level of confidence is required.

Paul: "Confidence check."

Mike: "90 percent."

Paul: "Good enough, now let's go make an approach on that 2-set"

by brandonmichaelblack.com March 14, 2012