chileans

a pural name for chilean

those chileans have so much pride for there country of chile

by grapepicker9 July 25, 2006

All the tea in China

If a person wont do it for 'all the tea in china', than they won't do it no matter how much money they are offered.

Johnny: "Hey, I'll give you ten bucks if you eat this cockroach."
Richie: "Yeah right, I wouldnt do that for all the tea in China!"

by Jayy1989 April 15, 2010

Chilean

1. Fastest and hardest to understand dialogue of Spanish. Only los Chilenos can manage to speak in such a way because they are skilled in such areas.
2. Chilean people are extraordinarily friendly, have morals, care about other people than themselves, respect people, respect the earth and it's nature. It is not hard to appreciate a Chilean. In looks Chileans usually look like Spaniards. We tend to be light skinned with dark hair and dark eyes, but there are many Chileans who have light hair as well. Chileans are known to be extremely attractive and are enveyed by other South American peoples.
3. The culture of the extraordinary Chilean people is one that can not be taught or read, but must be experienced.
¡VIVA CHILE!

1. Person:" So what are you?"
2. Chilean: " Chileno"
1. Person:" OMG, YOU ARE CHILEAN? WOW what an honor to meet you, that's hott!"

by Chilena May 13, 2005

great wall of china

A group of asian tourists blocking the entire pathway.

I had to walk in the street because there was a great wall of china on the sidewalk

by hoi December 11, 2004

my china

South African for dude.

"I heard Usher's got a new song."
"Yeah, my china flipping rocks."

by Laura December 5, 2004

China loan

tax rebate scheme concocted by George W Bush to supposedly stimulate the economy, since the federal budget already has a massive deficit, this money will be borrowed from China

I just got my China loan check I suppose I'll use it to pay for gas.

by Michael_Hunt May 31, 2008

Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China refers to the 2-3 frontmost rows of seats of a University lecture theatre. The name refers to the fact that these seats are often occupied by East Asian students, who are stereotyped to be keeners when it comes to school.
This term was originally invented by medical students, but can be applied to any University course taken by Asian keeners.

"Save me a seat further back next class. I don't want to sit up in the Great Wall of China again"

by matttchu April 2, 2010