Chupacabra

In legend, the chupacabra is an animal/ creature that drains the blood of goats and possibly other things. Tho the real chupacabra is not like the legends, meaning its not a big foot or whatever. Chupacabra is actualy a Hybrid dog. through DNA testing, the creature is a on it's mothers side part coyote and on its paternal side part mexican wolf. the odd features of this animal is that it has no fur on its body, its skin is an odd color and it seems to crave the blood of its prey rather than the actual meat itself.

protect your goats from the Chupacabra

by g.h.o.s.t August 22, 2010

chupapi munyanyo

I love you

Chupapi Munyanyo I love you Mang kanore

by Melvin Siminiano January 2, 2021

Chupa Cabra

1. A blood sucking beast that is impossibly difficult to photograph or find, dead or alive. Believed to be of Puerto Rican origins but most recently has been spotted in the Texican area.
2. Shot in tribute to the blood sucking beast containing jager(deer blood), bacardi razz (for the puerto rican side of things), grenadine (to make it blood red), and splash of lime.

Skunk Ape: Hey Albert, what's that one thing called, you know, people always say look out for what's his face, he's a bad ass that'll rip your face off of your face, slice up your insides, and kill you three times before you die?
Yeti: Oh, that's the Chupa Cabra, yea, that foo doesn't play around.
Skunk Ape: Word...

by Aaronology May 7, 2010

Chupe

Verb - To Suck. Something that is below expectations causing disappointment.

Lets not watch that movie...it chupes! or q: How was your Christmas this year? A: It chuped! I didn't get any good presents.

by Shcolar December 30, 2013

Chupgrade

To upgrade dramatically. with the emphasis on "ch".

Lojan was driving a busted ass Bronco, now he drives a lambo. CHupgrade!!!!

by Lojay Chass October 22, 2008

Chupalupe

To give a blow job to get something.

I will give you the day off if you give me some chupalupe.

by Dirtychez August 14, 2010

Chupapoo

n. A hybrid breed developed from a combination of miniature poodle and Chupacabra, legendary goat-sucker of Mexican folklore. Despite its relatively small size, usually less than fifteen pounds, it is a fearless hunter and has been known to catch and exsanguinate animals as large as the North American Bison. Various theories exist explaining the origin of the Chupapoo. Recent research uncovered by the History Channel has suggested that the first Chupapoo was hybridized by Hans Hektor Von Schrötem an infamous Nazi lap dog breeder known to have escaped to South America after the defeat of Germany in 1945.

That Chupapoo is adorable!

by Phongduck December 1, 2011