Whoa Chachi

An expression meaning calm down or slow your roll.

Drunk girl is getting crazy at a party and spilling drinks everywhere you gotta tell her "whoa chachi"!

or

Used when people are hassling you or on your case.
Person hassling you: I needed this done and you never finished it.
You: WHOA CHACHI

by urbanwhiz09 April 20, 2009

hey, catch me later i’ll buy you a beer

A common phrase spoken by security guards at the end of every conversation.

Hey, catch me later I’ll buy you a beer!

by sn3k4_34t3r July 1, 2018

catch a buzz

to drink a couple of beers, or enough liquor to get you to the first stage of drunk...to start feeling the alcohol.
at that point you obviously drink more to surpass buzzed status.

this can also be used for weed...getting a little high, as opposed to getting ridiculously stoned.

"yo man i'm feelin' stressed, wanna catch a buzz with me?"

"if i drink this whole 40 oz i'm definitely going to catch a buzz!"

by pekingduck September 28, 2008

catch cruise

It is a slang that means follow trend or to do or say something for the fun of it.

Friend 1: I hear say you buy car yesterday.
Friend 2: Nah, I just dey catch cruise.

by Igbinovia June 13, 2020

to catch a case

short for "to catch a court case" ie: you're so pissed your ready to beat someone up and get arrested for assault and battery and go to court; basically, you're really angry. Reference to the R. Kelly song.

one friend says to another: "ummm girl, i just slept with your boyfriend",
other friend: "Ohhhh heina, i'm about to catch a case"

by GabbyCourtMichelle November 22, 2007

Catching Fire

Starting a fire through rubbing wood vigorously.

I jack off so hard to J Law I'm shocked I'm not catching fire...

by flockit March 14, 2015

drunk catcher

An obstacle found in one's path that, while drunk, provides an incredible challenge to avoid. This includes cracks in the sidewalk, low-hanging tree branches, abnormal curbs, and members of the opposite sex who are of questionable attractiveness. Generally, these are ranked by class, or degree of difficulty: class 1 being the lowest and class 5 being the highest.

The captain totally tweaked his ancle last night on a class 5 drunk catcher.

by gingerman September 8, 2005