chonger

a large joint, can be one full zig zag but is generally larger and
usually rolled of the finest bud. also often a chonger has many contributers and is smoked in a group of at least 3 people

#1 hey man wanna pitch in with me and the boys and roll a chonger? #2 that chonger we rolled the other day was awesome

by Mr.Ectid April 26, 2010

chongus

idk what it means but just scream it really loud to ur chunky teacher

Teacher: “do u know the answer?”
Kid: “no bitch, lol chongus”

by chongusbitchlol November 27, 2019

Chongo

What to call someone when they're questionably racist. Also used as a derogatory term in general name-calling.

Shayaan is such a chongo. Did you hear his impression of a Chinese guy?

by crustylasagna February 3, 2021

Chongland

noun
also Koreatown, little Korea
an area in city where there are Korean dog soup and barbecue restaurants, massage parlors and brothels, and where a lot of Korean people, especially people who are illegal immigrants, live separately from the rest of the people in the city.

The rising crime rate in Chonglands is a serious problem in this city.

by Adamo-chan August 31, 2005

chonging

a term used to describe the practice of rolling up all the windows in a car or enclosed area and smoking some reefer

Roll up the windows boys, I'm lightin this blunt and we gonna be chonging it the whole way through!

by wolfeezy February 21, 2008

Chongleberry

A person who is quite strange to others, but truly believes he or she is the "norm" and everyone else around him is strange.

Chongleberrianism is a mild form of solipsism.

"I met a Chongleberry the other day. Interesting bloke."

"My Chongleberry friend is always wearing a suit everywhere he goes because apparently that is what normal people do."

"The Chongleberry was so effective, he actually made me feel like I WAS abnormal."

by Quazy September 3, 2011

it's on, like Rae Dawn Chong

A retort meaning that something is really going to happen. Statement of agreement meaning that something for sure must happen. The fact that it doesn't really rhyme makes it funnier if used as a retort when talking to somebody who won't really get it and will actually think you used it cause it rhymes. However, now used in common language with reasonably intelligent people because the obscurity of it and lack of true rhyme makes it sound like something a truly stupid person would say.

Friend 1 (slightly less intelligent friend): I really feel like going out tonight, I gotta get my drink on.

Friend 2: Yeah brother, I'm with you on that. It's on.

Friend 3: Oh it's on, like Rae Dawn Chong.

by flyerpaul April 6, 2009