Bhingri Check

Bhingri Check refers to the act of asking a question or conducting an investigation to determine the quality or goodness of an item, product, service, or any subject of interest. It involves a critical assessment or examination to gauge the value, effectiveness, or suitability of the item in question. This process often involves considering various factors, criteria, or standards to arrive at an informed judgment or decision about its overall merits or drawbacks. Bhingri check are commonly used in consumer contexts when making purchasing decisions, in research to assess the effectiveness of interventions or methods, and in general problem-solving to assess the quality of different options.

"Bhai maal kaisa hai?"
"Baap hai."
"Bhingri check?"
"Haan Bhaiiiii"

by sands-joy July 21, 2023

Missed check table bingo

When you jump from table to table ordering drinks to avoid being added to any check when it’s time to pay

Aunt Lucy is playing missed check table bingo again!

by BillyBSevenOne July 4, 2022

Check Chaser

A person who seeks out the attention of someone with a verified check mark for favors or sexual intercourse. See chuckle fucker or gold digger.

Man.. Ever since Devin Nash got verified on Twitch he's been getting all these thotty Check Chasers sliding into his DMs!

by TacoRemixX May 13, 2020

checking the oil level

Putting your finger in a woman's vagina to see if she is wet

I was checking the oil level on lisa lastnight it was a little low

by Holsackak February 28, 2016

Double Chin Check

To inform a person that they have submental fat or a double chin for the purpose of shaming them into having facial liposuction.

I hate to double chin check you Pacho, but if you want to get into my pants then you should think about getting facial liposuction under your chin, here's my surgeons card.

by darpasneak December 7, 2018

Double check

They don’t believe you

I just had to double check just in case

by Imsometimesright May 20, 2021

Check and Chuck

The process of grading endless stacks of student papers by putting a check mark in the gradebook and chucking the papers into a box to be returned to students (or recycled). Check and chuck involves no realistic evaluation of student work, nor is it remotely related to teaching or educating.

Let's see, I have 185 students, and I assign 2 or 3 pieces of work every day. I get 2,000 papers a week. I look at a few, but most of them are check and chuck.

by MathTeacherGuy May 11, 2008