chanksploon

verb｜The process of drastically disfiguring someone or something, preferably using a whisk or wooden spoon to do so.
A truly magnificent self-created word of Phillip M. Lester. phan

I'll chanksploon your mum's face.

by danlester June 9, 2016

chanklook

Can be used as a verb, adjective, or noun. This word is used to replace other words, no word in particular. Acts as a place holder or substitute in a sentence. This word was created by David Massey in 2016, caught wind during a California summer in 2018.

Alternative versions of this word include:

Chanklooks Chanklooky Chanklookeed Chanklee Chankleeky Chankleeks

Examples of the word in a sentence include:

-Hey chanklooks, what are you doing?

-Stop being such a chankleeky.

-This food is so chanklooks, thank for making it chanklook!

-Her outfit is so chankleeks! Where can I buy it?

-You look so chanklooky today.

-Oops. I just chanklookeed my pants.

-I was like chanklooks, chankleeks. And she was like chanklooky! So I was like what the chankleeks?!

by YorkieLover323 July 30, 2018

Chankoro

Japanese derogatory slur for the Chinese, it means Chink in Japanese

I have no example for the name Chankoro

by Phaenixdrools November 28, 2006

canker sore

Mouth ulcer. Basically just a small open wound in your mouth that hurts like hell.

canker sores suck.....

by Bobby De Niro October 30, 2005

WoW Cankles

Cankles, but where the specific cause of their development is due to weight gain from playing World of Warcraft upwards of 14 hours per day.

Look at that 300 pound guy wearing the Yoda shirt. He has some serious WoW cankles.

by Nougatz July 21, 2011

Chanksploon

Phil Lester's innocent version of fucked.

"I Chanksplooned your mum last night."

by Heart_eyes_howell March 4, 2016

Cankles

The area in affected female legs where the calf meets the foot in an abrupt, nontapering terminus; medical cause: adipose tissue surrounding the soleus tendon, probably congenital, worsened by weight gain and improved in appearance only by boots. From the English "calf" meaning wide portion of the lower leg, and "ankle" meaning slender joint of leg with foot.

If I didn't have cankles, I might be able to wear those Prada loafers with my capri pants.

by Elizabeth Bennett September 12, 2003