Chanune

It probably means insect in hindi language, mostly used in eastern states of India

Abe ias yas bano, lekin nhi, tumhaari gaand mai chanune kaat rhe hai

by Sulkyguy February 21, 2021

Chaman

chaman is a buffon person who behaves&speaks typically to others.

Did you see that chaman in corridor?

by Zatk January 1, 2022

chaunce

A word that you call someone instead of their name. Can be used with an insult. Originated from Dr. Do-Little, when the old lady is yelling at "Chauncey" her dog, at the vet. Not to be confused with Chancy

"STFU Chaunce"
"hey chaunce, look at this"

by kelsey stojk January 15, 2006

chauncy

1. A foolish or stupid person.
2. A moron or idiot.
3. A person of ignorance or arrogance.
4. A person that does something that is stupid.

You spilled your beer, you chauncy!
You didn't go to bucknite, you're a chauncy.
You went to class, what a chauncy.

by chauncy monster July 28, 2008

Chauncey

The given chance that an event will take place. Common uses of chanucey include weak, moderate, strong, probable, heavy, light, major, fat, etc.

Gobs: Bro what is the chauncey ur macking that tonight?
Davis: Honestly, probable chauncey on that one she has alright chap.

by Davis1326 October 21, 2019

Chaun

pronounced \Chaun\ like Sean

1. a gap (n.)
2. to open, or yawn (v.)
3. to wander through the streets in a drunken state partially clothed (v.)
4. A recovering homosexual, still prone to break out into song on the streets (n.)

Girl: Hey did you see your boyfriend last night?
Girl 2: Yeah, he totally chauned on us, i couldn't find him anywhere.
Boy: Wait Chaun used to be with me, he lent me this cellphone
Girl: What? What did you have to do for that cellphone?
Boy: I don't really remember it's a chaun in my memory.

by AAWHA May 4, 2009

chaunce

Anything. This word can mean anything you want it to. It can be bad or good. Mean or nice. It doesn't matter.

Hey, are you gonna chaunce it up?

Crap! I chaunced that test!

Go chaunce yourself!

by My name is not Brian. That's for sure! November 11, 2006