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Chinese chicken pride

When you're proud of the Chinese chicken you can make and others have made
Daaaaaang that's the Chinese chicken pride
by anonymous August 17, 2025
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Chinese hernia

A medical condition in which one teste hangs significantly lower than the other, most common after strenuous tasks, such as heavy lifting or rough intercourse.
"Hey man, you alright? You're walking kinda funny." "Nah man, I gave myself a Chinese hernia last night trying to move the refrigerator" "You gave yourself what??" "You know, one hung low"
by Cream_of_sum_yung_gai September 21, 2025
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Chinese

An adjective to describe an unorthodox way to do something
(Often used in skateboarding to describe modified tricks)
I like the way that skateboarder does that Chinese Nollie
by CoachFrank September 30, 2025
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Chinese gaming situation

The situation when the release date of the 1992 gaming console Tandy Memorex VIS (Visual Information System) coincided with Mortal Kombat controversy, hence this gaming console had to have its software releases primarily consisting of educational titles. This situation highly resembles the 15-year ban on gaming consoles in mainland China from 2000 through 2015.
The Chinese gaming situation in the early '90s forced companies to rethink their strategies, similar to how the Tandy Memorex VIS focused on educational titles amid the Mortal Kombat controversy.
by Emotional Cruiser October 7, 2025
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Comical, though unintentionally derogatory, phrase used in northern Minnesota during the cold season, especially towards Asian-American women.
After a squabble with a woman in the grocery store, the man exclaimed under his breath, “with the freeze come the angry Chinese!”
by Julian_kissme November 17, 2025
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Chinese language

A slang term referring English as tonal language (read: the language where the tone and the intonation influence the meaning of a sentence), e.g. "You want to eat." v.s. "You want to eat?"
I never realized English could be like a Chinese language until I heard someone ask, 'You want to eat?' with such different tones—turns out it totally changes the meaning!
by Emotional Cruiser November 20, 2025
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White Chinese

A person who looks white on the outside but feels Chinese in spirit.
He calls himself a white Chinese because he celebrates every Chinese holiday and complains when the rice isn’t cooked right.
by cybersyo November 24, 2025
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