chase keith

sneeze boy

"Wow, that Chase Keith really looks like he has to sneeze."

by absolute clown August 13, 2019

voice chaser

A devoted and dedicated fan of voice actors, the men and women who provide voices for animated characters in TV cartoons and movies. Voice chasers are usually animation fans first and foremost, and are interested in the "inner workings" of the form; the usually have favorite actors and develop a sharp ability to identify said actors by voice only. Enjoy research VAs, and occasioanlly even strike up friendship and business connections with them through forums or conventions.

"I've been a voice chaser for about five years now; I can recognize Jim Cummings on the first syllable."

by Tak, the Hideous New Girl December 29, 2003

sweet cheeba

The sweestest marijuanna you can find AKA Kind Bud or Kinders

Yo nigga give me some of that dank ass sweet cheeba

by Booyaa March 12, 2003

spooge chaser

Someone who drinks seminal fluids that have been excreted into an anal or vaginal cavity.

She spooge chased his leftovers.

by tinker bell April 14, 2004

cheeba hawk

A person or persons who want to smoke up without contributing, sometimes begrudgingly permitted to do so, often sidling up or suddenly appearing, particularly at parties when circles begin to form.

"Here come the cheeba hawks."
"You mind if I cheeba hawk off of yall?"

--as heard on Dilated Peoples disc, Expansion Team

by Starving Lazarus April 23, 2007

Vincent Chase

The main subject of the T.V. series "Entourage" which chronicles the life and times of Vinny(Vincent) Chase and his crew. Star of Aquaman the highest grossing opening weekend in box office history. Often described as the best young actor of his generation and gets with many attractive bitches.

Justine Chapin: Justine and Vince are flirting in a club You're gonna have to work for it.
Vincent Chase: I got into this business so I wouldn't have to work.

by Keaganphizzle February 1, 2009

butterfly chaser

A person who is easily distracted. Someone whose focus is often directed away from the present situation.

Teacher 1: How many butterfly chaser's do you have this year?
Teacher 2: Just one; but he's really bad. This morning during grammar I thought he was going to run out of the room to chase a butterfly he saw from the window.

by Becky Slater March 23, 2010