Cheek Chillers

Assless chaps: buckled on over pants with the chaps' integrated belt, but unlike trousers, they have no seat (the term "assless chaps" is a tautology) and are not joined at the crotch. They are designed to provide protection for the legs and are usually made of leather or a leather-like material.

Also used for backwards worn female panties where the crotch is worn in the back, leaving more skin than with regular panties.

First seen in the movie Son-In-Law in a scene where L.A. resident advisor, Crawl (played by Pauly Shore) tries on southern clothes.

I can feel the wind on my bottom through these Cheek Chillers.

by KaterinaGrey February 26, 2024

Nelk Chiller

Frat Ferda

Dang Morgan is a Nelk Chiller she goes to ALL the parties.

by glizzy7 April 29, 2025

Jiggly Chiller

Another word for fridge. Specifically when you’re cooling down a cheesecake and talking in a British accent all while intoxicated in the middle of the night.

“Ope!! Let’s check the jiggly chiller to see if the cheesecake is ready oye”

by quillinchillin June 19, 2025

Sam's Club chiseler

A paid-up member of a “big box” warehouse who solicits his bargain-shopping privileges to other folks who have less-affluent lifestyles, and who therefore would wish to also purchase ordinary grocery/household items at bulk-package prices, but who either cannot comfortably afford the outrageously-steep membership-fees that the bulk-package warehouses charge, or who do not buy enough yearly volume to justify paying the fees. The problem, of course, is that the opportunistic member engages in "chiseling": he does not merely ask to be reimbursed just for his actual expenses in procuring the items for these lower-income folks --- i.e., the total amount of the purchased items plus the cost of any additional gas that he’d consume in the course of obtaining/delivering the purchases --- but also charges a hefty “shopper’s fee” for his “services”… yes, it would be an amount that’s still somewhat less than the total savings compared to what the items would have cost in a “regular” store, but still considerably more than the frugal-by-necessity folks for whom he’s shopping would have wanted to spend to obtain their items in the first place.

Members-only warehouses should quit charging such exorbitant fees to their paying customers --- it creates a fertile breeding-ground for Sam's Club chiselers.

by QuacksO July 24, 2018