Hard Charger

One who walks with an extremely brisk stride and sense of purpose/authority.

Stacy: Boy, that Sharron is really movin' out!
Ruck: She's a hard charger!

by ghost towne February 17, 2022

Bleach Chugger

One that keeps trying to commit suicide by CHUGGING BLEACH

Bro anthony is such a bleach chugger
Why'd you say that for?
Because look at him dumbass hes chugging bleach right now

by Haha rolexmanstoleyobitchcuz May 16, 2022

knight on a white charger

Knight On A White Charger is a synonym for Knight In Shining Armour it gives no definition or explanation when you click on the synonym and brings you straight back to Knight In Shining Armour.

Person A: ‘Hey there is this weird thing on google with the synonym Knight On A White Charger. It just brings you back to to Knight In Shining Armour’
Person B: ‘WAIT! Knight On A White Charger?! PFFFTT— AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA’

by *SCREAMS* February 8, 2021

Blacked out Charger

A car that black people modify with 25 inch rims and very bad paint jobs

I seen a blacked out charger the other day

by Tyrones definitions May 30, 2023

Charger

The production name of a car built from 1966+ that absolutely kills any other car in a race. eg. The Dukes of Hazzard.

Dude, I got my ass whipped by a Charger in my riced out (insert name of any car built from 1987+) last night.

by shitstainmcgee November 17, 2005

chigger

A Tasmanian version of a Bogan, but one originating from the suburb of Chigwell. In Tassie, the word 'chigger' is often used interchangeably with 'bogan'.

Check out that chigger in his wife beater, sucking out of that can of boags xxx ale.

by on route June 20, 2006

changer

"Changer" (pronounced "shaynjaa") is an expression widely used in east-germany (mainly Saxony) by teens which are really really really (and I can not stress this out enough) really bored. It is mainly used when just anything around the user changes, and since everything is relative, as Einstein said, everything changes all the time, thus this expression can be used all the time. It is preferable, however, using it when something noticeable changes, not when something unimportant changes (see example 2) because if you do, everyone will hate you.
The word is quite popular, should however not be abused...

1)
Fred: You noticed? Seems like Missy there lost a few pounds.
Alfred: Changer!

2)
Fred: Pst...whats the answer to number 5?
Alfred: CHANGER!
Fred: Lick my shiny shaved balls...

by Frostie_Bandit June 13, 2008