choosing fee

the amount of money a prostitute gives her pimp upon the contractual agreement (most of the time verbal) in order for the arrangement to proceed.

"i stole your bitch, and she done paid me the choosing fee of $5000, and she starts this evening"

"in order for you to embrace this pimpin', ho, you need to pay the choosing fee"

by notcaptsaveaho September 29, 2012

Choosing

When a person shows interest in more than one person in the same social circle

I was texting her at first, after she saw Gabe she was choosing.

by Jeff_TheWhale August 9, 2018

chinsing out

To serve a lack of; to cheap out.

Tom left a $1 tip on a $30 bill at a restaurant. James looks at him and says, "Why you chinsing out on the tip, man? You have to leave at LEAST 15%..."

by insufferable.knowitall August 17, 2007

double chinning

the act of lowering your chin in a way that makes you have a double chin

ooh, that girl is an expert in double chinning

by hhstar moonlight May 13, 2020

choosing beggar

A typical choosing beggar wants things that are decently expensive, and good quality, for astonishingly low prices. The "choosing beggar" title, originated from Reddit, under a subreddit called r/choosingbeggars. When choosing beggars don't get their ways, they often start cussing and threatening the person trying to sell them the item. A karen is often a choosing beggar.

Salesperson - I had a choosing beggar try to get a 3-month-old MacBook from me for 30 dollars and some essential oils!

Friend - Dude WTF? Those peeps are insane, man.

by nutella_14 May 20, 2019

Chinning

A game, originating in the Midwestern region of the United States, in which participants attempt to photograph one another with their chin on or near the shoulder of an unsuspecting bystander. The quality of a chin is based on proximity to and uniqueness of the person being chinned.

Sally was chinning everyone at the concert last night. She even managed to chin the drummer - wait until you see the album!

by @duhchinning September 20, 2011

Chinning

A contemporary past-time where participants force the chin and neck into contorted positions, with the ultimate goal of creating as many extra chins as possible. 'Chinningers' (as practitioners of this hobby are known) will then often take photographic images of 'chinnings' in order to post publicly on the internet, using social media platforms such as facebook or twitter.

Dave: "Tell you what Steve, the muscles round the back of my head and neck smart somewhat."

Steve: "Why's that Dave? Sleep funny did you?"

Dave: "Hell no Steve, I was up all night chinning again! Don't really bother with sleep much since I discovered chinning. Might need a couple of rest days now though, think I may need to review my warm-up routine; can't be doing with missing out big chunks of the chinning season through injury again."

by goodoldjimgold July 13, 2012