CHRISdouche

A crazy, psychotic, emotionally disturbed young man who acts like a douche. At times( most of the time) he can be a snitch, a nark, a bitch tit, and a piss cup. And usually enjoys a good golden shower.

CHRISdouche is a douche.

by the circle. March 20, 2009

Chrisdog

A Chrisdog is someone who creates a website and then hires authors to do all of the work.

Oi, you. Stop being such a Chrisdog.

by dacp79 April 4, 2013

Chrishon

An uncommon given name for males. Meaning and origin uncertain.

Chrishon was wont to wear bunny slippers around the house just to amuse the weenie dog.

by bigcowboysfan February 3, 2010

christonie

Someone that is open minded and is a strong person when he/she loves you they ate always left and hurt but Christonie means a caring & lovable Person

Christ sent to me christonie

by Christonie May 16, 2018

chrishontee

An introvert and a very caring person at times also very cold hearted

Hey look at chrishontee she is as cold as ice

by anonymous August 18, 2021

chrishontee

An introvert and a very caring person at times also very cold hearted

Hey look at chrishontee she is as cold as ice

by anonymous August 18, 2021

Chrisonica

Combination of Christmas and Hanukkah
(phonetic onica for Hanukkah)
Signifies combined celebration of the
two Holidays Christmas and Hanukkah
by mixed religon familes (couples)

in stories by Susan Miller
(Parkinsons writer, poet, author)

"In a secret meeting beween Harry and Santa:
(Harry Hanukkah to Santa Claus)
Why doesn't Hanukkah get top billing?
WHY does it have to be CHRISonica?
Instead it should be "HonicaMas"?

Hanukkah comes first almost every year and lasts longer!
(Santa replies to Hanukkah Harry)
Harry be reasonable the reason is simply Chrisonica is more Phonica .
By having Chrisonica we make more Monyca$ makeing it a longer Holidonica.

Hanukkah Harry seeing the immense logic
in Santa's words had to agree. The New Holiday should be called ChrisOnica for the love of Monyca$.
"Merry Chrisonica to one and a Happy
New Chrysonica to all"

(Susan Miller c 1986)

by Ed Austin January 1, 2006