charro

In Puerto Rican dialect, charro(or charra if female) is both a noun and an adjective used to describe someone or something that is pathetic or someone who is a jackass(i.e.someone who makes an ass out of him/herself)

A person who has no sense of dignity is considered a charro and something that's tacky or garish can be considered charro as well. It's not a very offensive word but it can be insulting sometimes.

Another derived form of this word is called charreria(jackassery)

"No seas tan charro mijo"
Translation:Don't be such a jackass dude

"Acho, Quitate ese sombrero cabron!Se ve bien charro"
Translation:Jesus, Take off that hat dumbass! It looks so pathetic.

by El Lobito Triste September 29, 2005

Lee Chaeryeong

Lee Chaeryeong, also called by her stage name Chaeryeong, is a member of JYP's korean girl group ITZY. She is the Main dancer, Vocalist and Sub rapper of her group.

Person 1: Who is that dancer with graceful moves?
Person 2: Her name is Lee Chaeryeong.

by Thisusernameshouldn'tbetakenby February 8, 2021

Floppy Disk Carrying Case

A device for transporting and protecting 3.5 inch floppy disks.

My floppy disk carrying case got wet when it rained, but my floppy disk remained intact and performing at a high level due to the water resistance of the carrying case.

by floppy disk guy March 2, 2004

carrying a mule's weight

not capable of doing something; when you got too much strain on you already{as seen in the video game for Playstation 2, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance}

I can't do that too, boss, I'm carrying a mule's weight already.

by El_Scorcho August 25, 2003

Carrying

To be at the top of the scoreboard and have more kills and points then anyone on your team.

XiGoMLz is always Carrying his team in S&D to victory.

by Ryan The God September 14, 2015

carry on regardless

(v.) To ignore distractions and barriers and continue ones' task.

Ignore them gentlemen, we'll carry on regardless!

by Gumba Gumba May 24, 2004

Carry It

To tell someone to get out of your face and leave. The idea is that you're telling them to take their personal baggage (i.e. Carry) and get out of your presence.

You best "carry it" on out of here.

by Scott Karas August 18, 2004