Benji's and Change

\benjēs & chānj\ The act of turning ones head back past their shoulders to check something out, creating an angle greater than 100 degrees relative to the head looking forward.

Usually the subject is a woman's ass or something else of desire.

Disclaimer: Benji's and change have been known to cause serious injury and in some cases death while in a moving vehicle. Exhibit proper judgement when in use.

Tiesha: "Girl did you see that guy nearly break his neck checkin your ass out?!"

Jada: "He was throwin me some serious benji's and change"

Tiesha: "Cha Ching!"

by thuglife128 September 27, 2011

never change

1. A phrase spoken to someone when you're impressed by their lack of inhibition, cynicism, or adherence to social norms.

2. Can also be used sarcastically and/or passive-agressively when shocked by someone's lack of self-awareness or tact.

1. "You threw the drink in HER face? Nice. Never change bro."

2. "Did you just take your tip back out of the jar? Wow. Never change man"

by LebronJonDeBlonsky March 2, 2015

change

A word used SO much in the 2008 presidential campaigns that it no longer holds any meaning.

"The American people want change." -- Pick a Candidate

by Jason Ru January 14, 2008

Changry

A bad pun combining the last name Ben Chang from the show Community and the word angry.

These bad puns involving Chang's name make me so changry.

by Michael tha Great May 15, 2011

Illinois Lane Change

When someone changes over four full lanes of traffic with no warning.

Or

Cutting in between other cars at high speeds

Or

Being in the wrong lane then deciding to turn right/left at the last moment and cuts everyone off.

I just pulled an Illinois Lane Change.

by grant6923 February 26, 2011

changered

A sweaty state of ecstasy experienced by travellers to Bangkok who chose to drink Chang beer with 6.4% alcohol content.

"Smitter was right changered eh?"

"Boys, we gettin' changered tonight?"

by bangkokprince July 8, 2012

Changecano

A volcano-shaped stack of quarters, nickles, dimes, etc. left on the table at a restaurant as a tip. Usually done by d-bags that are too lazy to carry jangling change in their pockets.

Evan: The waitress with the soft features sure left you a bunch of coinage when she broke your twenty...

Tim: I'll leave a changecano to spite her.

by T.H.E.N. October 26, 2008