Chomosapien

1. An individual who has an affinity for children.
2. A child molester

That chomosapien wanted to molest his own daughter!

by Masked freak September 22, 2023

chinosaur

A huge American with an Asian heritage. (more accurately Chinese)

"Look at that chinosaur, he can't even fit in to that cab!"

by R2daBeast February 13, 2005

chismosa

Cheeze-Mos-ah

It means gossip

Becky-Did you see how Randisa was talking to the preacher? All close?
Felicia-yeah, she's nasty. Who would behave that way?
Becky/Felicia- yuk

Note-This Becky and Felicia are no better. Because Gossip/
Chismosa is not ok

by OGJOJO April 15, 2019

Chinosaurus

Chinosaurus (Chinnus Maximus), also known as Chinosaurus Rex, is fearsome omnivorous dinosaur, belonging to the family of Ornithomimidae, that is known for lacking a chin (basically LeafyIsHere). Few specimens have survived to this day, roaming the earth and giving fear to the inhabitants of the planet as it usually gives out death threats (usually free of charge).

Bob: You want some beef fam?
John: Nah mate, you are such a Chinosaurus.
Bob, now a Chinosaurus: Roar!

by Jeff the Illuminati March 27, 2018

Chimona

Word originating from Michael Jackson, found in South Park episode and songs especially "Bad"

Ex: "You know I'm bad, I'm bad CHIMONA CHIMONA."

by k-tiz July 8, 2005

chimonas

noun. Someone who thinks they are the gods gift to sports but truely lacks funamentals.

noun. someone in an organization or military that stands around and points even when noone is around.

I was playing basketballl and tried to compare myself to a chimonas with my screaming high and tight.

While supervising Marines i felt the erge to pull a chimonas.

by Chimmee Chonga July 8, 2009

CHEMOSABE

The Lone Ranger's very faithful companion, Tonto, called him "Chemosabe," often transcribed phonetically as kimosabe or kemosabe. Chemo- refers to drugs, while -sabe indicates knowledge.

I will do anything for chemosabe, in order to ensure he will continue to provide me with the drugs I need.

by Xeronimo December 4, 2018