Chèvre

The God of all cheeses.
Chèvre (french for goat) is a soft goat cheese made in France. It is especially delicious when mixed with fresh herbs such as chives, served on a toasted garlic rubbed baguette with slices of soppressata on top

Has your father bought the chèvre yet? We need to make those baguettes!

by Sheepel December 29, 2014

chevere

This word came to Puerto Rico through the Venezuelan TV novelas (soap operas) that were popular in the '60 and 70. It brought to Venezuelan by the African slaves of the West Coast country of Nigeria. It is from the Ibo tribe and the literal translation from "che ebere" is god's mercy.

That's chevere, or chuchi. Chuchi seems to be derived from chevere?

by NOt afraid to know the truth December 28, 2007

chevron

A customized version of the Chevy Nova Coupé made in Argentina.

www.auto-historia.com.ar / Historias/ Chevron%20Historia.htm

by Carlos Gardel May 20, 2008

chever

alike at CHORVA..it is like expressing without using the exact words to express to and no define feelings is clearly shown.

have you seen her CHEVER?

what? her chever.??

yes, her big CHEVER..

haha yeah! i saw it already.

by saxha007noots. June 13, 2008

cheverloo

means anything else,nice, girlie type

you look so cheverloo!
Iwant to buy a nice top and place some cheverloo on the strap

by caryviz February 25, 2008

Chevrolet

C.H.E.V.R.O.L.E.T- Constantly Having Every Vehicle Recalled Over Lousy Engineering Techniques

Look at that guy with his new Inline 4 chevrolet, i will give it another week before it brakes down

by Harvard_Dropout November 16, 2019

chevaline

n. shev-uh-leen

1.
Chevaline is a fictional creature from Neal Stevenson's post-cyberpunk novel The Diamond Age. The Chevaline is a nanovictorian bioengineered horse-like creature built with a virtually unlimited power supply and preternatural agility. Seems to derive from the French word for an equestrian statue.

2.
Chevaline is the pseudonym for Memetec Design LLC's creative director C. Cole, an accomplished dancer who was involved in establishing The Venue in Boise Idaho.

"A horse, or something built around the same general plan, was coming down the street at a hard gallop. Its hooves did not make the pocking noise of iron horseshoes. Bud realized it was a chevaline - a four-legged robot thingy."
From The Diamond Age, by Neal Stephenson.
Published by Bantam Books in 1995

by Crazylegs McCracken October 19, 2007