A playful or mocking shorthand for chalant (the rarely used opposite of nonchalant), used to describe someone acting overly concerned, dramatic, or doing too much. Often implies being sensitive, trying too hard, or caring way too deeply about something that doesn’t matter that much.
As an adjective:
“Bro was acting real chall when she didn’t text back in 5 minutes.”
As a verb (“challing” / “challing out”):
“Stop challing out, it’s not that deep.”
“Why you challing over a game?”
“Bro was acting real chall when she didn’t text back in 5 minutes.”
As a verb (“challing” / “challing out”):
“Stop challing out, it’s not that deep.”
“Why you challing over a game?”
by Founding noncher July 24, 2025
Get the Chall mug.A euphemism used when someone has strong negative feelings about something, but is choosing not to share them more explicitly (usually out of courtesy towards others).
Calling something "challenging" is a way to express one's dislike of it as being a personal issue, rather than a condemnation of the thing itself. Basically, "it's not you, it's me."
Often used in a lighthearted or humorous manner.
Calling something "challenging" is a way to express one's dislike of it as being a personal issue, rather than a condemnation of the thing itself. Basically, "it's not you, it's me."
Often used in a lighthearted or humorous manner.
Person 1: I love her new song! What'd you think of it?
Person 2: It's... challenging. It isn't for me. (Absolutely hated it.)
"Do you want a mint? Your breath is a bit challenging."
(After falling down the stairs): "The stairs are challenging today."
Person 2: It's... challenging. It isn't for me. (Absolutely hated it.)
"Do you want a mint? Your breath is a bit challenging."
(After falling down the stairs): "The stairs are challenging today."
by dealt a ruin September 7, 2025
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The Gall Chall itself is a competition in which competitors must all chug a gallon of milk, and the last person to vomit wins.
If no one can finish the gallon without vomiting, the the person with the least milk remaining wins.
The Gall Chall itself is a competition in which competitors must all chug a gallon of milk, and the last person to vomit wins.
If no one can finish the gallon without vomiting, the the person with the least milk remaining wins.
Person 1 - Why is there vomit everywhere?
Person 2 - Oh, some dumbass kids were doing the Gall Chall.
Person 2 - Oh, some dumbass kids were doing the Gall Chall.
by doughnutguy July 30, 2007
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2) Someone who has never used and has no intention of using a dictionary.... EVER.
3) One who has no idea what Merriam Webster's dictionary is.
4) A serious lack of knowledge of the English language.
2) Someone who has never used and has no intention of using a dictionary.... EVER.
3) One who has no idea what Merriam Webster's dictionary is.
4) A serious lack of knowledge of the English language.
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Associate: "You're not gonna like this, but I think we're jurisdictionally challenged."
Associate: "You're not gonna like this, but I think we're jurisdictionally challenged."
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