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 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

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