check

Term used in place of "yes" in U.S. Army Field Artillery.

SGT: You ready for the next fire mission?

PVT: Check sergeant!

by J.D.G. February 12, 2004

Chinese Checkers Sex Position

Chinese Checkers is where you jump from hole to hole while jumping holes already filled a variation can be played with 2 people but it is much more recommended to play with 3+ people. In this game every one wins

Person 1 "Twister is boring lets play something else"
Person 2 "Let play Chinese Checkers Sex Position!"
Person 3, 4, 5 and 6 "Yeah!"

by Chinesecheckersforthewin June 17, 2010

Chechynian terrorists

1)Some group of radical seperatist who wants to gain independence by terrorizing the Russians.

2) See child killers

They should be nuked!!!

by sommers September 24, 2004

smell check

when you get someone to smell your armpits or other odourous parts to ensure they don't stink

hold your arms over your head so i can do a smell check.

by parsley January 17, 2004

Check the Roast

To see if what you've been baking in your intestine is ready to come out.

"Ouch! I need to check the roast, excuse me for a moment."

by Jtron 3000 October 5, 2003

check the flex

Checking out a particular area.

Hey man let's go check the flex at the party.

by J Boogey July 14, 2008

chécalo chico

It means :Check It, Boy.
This expression is used when some person sends an email to another one and she calls it to warn to him and to request to him that she reviews it and is pronounced generally with Cuban accent.
It comes from the same Migration Team that create the Guenízimo word, but it was used mainly by Carlos and Pablo.
Its use became extensive to other aspects different from e-mails sending, like for example to request that some data is reviewed and confirmed.

Pablo : Che, ¿Me mandaste el archivo? (Do you sent me the file?)
Carlos: Si (Yes)
Pablo : ¿y completaste los datos? (And you fill all data?)
Carlos: Si, Chécalo Chico...

Pablo : ¿Abriste el Correo? (Do you open your mail?)
Carlos: No, todavía no. (No, not yet)
Pablo : Chécalo Chico!

by Pablo Videla October 11, 2006