A Canadian tradition that involves a line of cocaine down running down your partners abdomen in which you try to complete before it falls off. The reason it may fall off off is because someone else is having sex with your partner.
I was chasing the snow off of Jenny, but Forrest finished before me and turned my snow onto slush. But you have to finish no big deal aye.
by PARTYMACHINE November 28, 2022
…there’s nothing to see here
by SamHodgsen13 May 03, 2022
The period before a relationship (or before a rejection) where a guy or girl text they're crush but doesn't text for a while to make it seem like they are busy but in reality they aren't.
1)Hey bro do you play The Game/Chase ?
2)Whats that?
1)where you take a while to message to make them interested.
2) ohhh, yeah
2)Whats that?
1)where you take a while to message to make them interested.
2) ohhh, yeah
by SinfulXne March 08, 2020
by BigDawgButtholeSex March 27, 2025
he is a weird kid that no body likes and has no friends. But he gets a bunch of Girls and is a fortnite god
Chase Streep is kool kid.
by nxyarpeepee April 30, 2019
A trait & behavior exhibited by light skin women who think just because they're light skin, they're superior & better than everyone else.
They often have inflated egos, stink attitudes, are very obnoxious & arrogant & have the personality of a brick wall. It is said you should avoid these women even if they're really good looking since it's not worth the stress & headache.
They often have inflated egos, stink attitudes, are very obnoxious & arrogant & have the personality of a brick wall. It is said you should avoid these women even if they're really good looking since it's not worth the stress & headache.
Mike: this light skin girl I'm talking expects me to run her down like I'm a dog
Marcus: she has chase me because I'm light skin syndrome. Ediat girl that, lock it off bro
Marcus: she has chase me because I'm light skin syndrome. Ediat girl that, lock it off bro
by Arron j smith March 08, 2023
"Chase is on the case!" -Paw Patrol, (2013-Now)
by Diane Foxington March 19, 2022