What a chad

This phrase is often times used when a male does a good or cool thing but in reality people are making fun of the “chad” character

Wow what a chad he has so many ball sacks

by Bigdickbill October 30, 2019

What a chad

A phrase used by sad lonely incels to describe normal people who can talk to women instead of hiding in their basement and blaming women for how pathetic they are while ranting online.

Guy 1: “Did you hear Greg was talking to Amber?”
Guy 1 “Really? He should’ve been in his basement crying about how she won’t see how great he is while abusing her on reddit. What a chad.”

by Chady chad June 3, 2018

WHAT ARE THE CHANCES

The four words that are spoken in the moment with lovE when a random uncontrolled event occurs, that can't be expalined why, but just is. The one and only true (WATC) occurences happen when guysss;) is of participation.

Friend sees other friend out of blue....friends say WHAT ARE THE CHANCES!

by GUYSSSS August 14, 2012

what is up chappy?

Phrase often used by those alien to slang.

big earl:YO mofo
Harry: What is up chappy?

by the village people June 18, 2006

Chase a bag, Don’t worry ‘bout what I’m doin’

From the song Dead locs by Blueface. To tell someone to mind their business and focus on other things than what you’re doing

Melanie: “ where are you going!?!”
Daniel : “ Chase a bag, don’t worry ‘bout what I’m doin’ “

by Lollii.x January 4, 2019

CHRIS CHAN DID WHAT?!

In July 2021, chris chan sexually abused his dementia ridden mother.

Andrew: CHRIS CHAN DID WHAT?!

Sean: His mom

by Blaxtron August 3, 2021

In what respect, Charlie?

Phrase used by Governor and Vice-President nominee Sarah Palin in an attempt to stall Charles Gibson when he asked for her opinion on the Bush doctrine in an interview originally aired on ABC's World News with Charles Gibson on September 11, 2008. It became clear when Gibson refused to elaborate on his question that Palin did not know to what he was referring. This phrase can be used when you need to admit that you don't know something that you really should know by virtue of your position or standing.

Boss: Where are the reports that we need for our client meeting this afternoon?

Lackey: In what respect, Charlie?

by bepy November 1, 2008