vagina to the china

exerting yourself to the point of extreme involvement.

female version of "balls to the wall"

steve: "wow that was an awesome catch!"

carl: "yeah dude, she really went vagina to the china that time"

by JimmyO'face December 2, 2010

Beamer the size of china

You get a big red face and cheesy grin when you realise you have accomplished something amazing.

Throwing buckfast bottles from great lengths into a bin will gain you a beamer the size of china!

Boy 1:- * throws buckfast bottle into bin 30 yards*

Boy2 :-aww whit You've got a beamer the size of china!

boy 1 :- Thats because im the man.

by Donduckglasgowrangers November 19, 2011

china white

Good heroin. Looks like cocaine in small amounts, but is actually kind of brown. It is a snortable form.

"China white is the best opiate out there, uh I hear."

by Richard Head June 17, 2003

white china

A uncommon name for Heroin because of the white crystalline.

He shot up with white china.

by Cocon May 22, 2007

Made in China

the label you, ironically, find on american flags.

The little white tag on the lower right corner of the American flag says "made in china". What a surprise.

by care-line October 16, 2006

China

the source of income for Joe Biden's son

Hey Hunter, seems like you got sum from China lately?

by thatsagrapegrape September 19, 2020

China

One of the oldest countries in the world, it has a rich cultural history extending back roughly 5 or 6 millenia. The Xia dynasty were the first real royal line, overthrown by the Shang dynasty, who were, in turn, ousted in a revolution by the Zhou (pronounced 'show'). Gradually, China expanded, and with the discovery of tea, a rich cultre developed. It fostered the development of the Daoist religion as well as Confucianism, named after its founder. Once invaded by Mongolia, China found true prosperity under the wise rule of Kublai Khan. By the 1800s, China was probably the most advanced nation on the planet, with public libraries, schools and plentiful resources. However, after the population boom and following colonial conquests, China lost its Emperor in 1919. A nationalist leadership was set up, lasting through WW2 until, in 1949, Mao Tse-Tung overthrew it, creating the communist dictatorship we all know today.

China is responsible for such wonders as the Terracotta Army and the birth of Confucianism.

by Bob Johnson May 20, 2004