Cheggoneer

A person who is going to college for engineering and uses chegg to do every homework assignment and to pass the course.

Man that Zack kid is going to graduate with his degree in cheggoneering. He is going to be such a good cheggoneer.

by daewayy February 13, 2018

Straight Chegged

Verb: The act of closing all text books, refusing to even read the question, and getting all of the information purely from the chegg website

Anthony: Did you do the homework
Harrison: I straight chegged it, man!

by Phys145 March 8, 2019

Chegger

A Chegger is a type of person with a poor taste in fashion, namely preferring to wear shirts covered in checkers and other basic designs. Cheggers can be normally be found browsing Old Navy Clearance sales or in shopping malls, where they tend to go window shopping at Gap before eating alone at the Food Court. Cheggers are usually overweight, which is which why they prefer to be covered in checkers, hoping that will distract others from their blubber.

"Man, who would even ever buy this shirt? It's turrible! Oh, yeh that fat chegger over there would."

by panman1 September 4, 2017

chiggy stick

When a freshly born baby has a baby, the second baby is a chiggy stick

My grandchild, Mason, is a chiggy stick

by Chiggy lover 5261 March 7, 2017

Cheugy

The opposite of trendy. Stylish in middle school and high school but no longer in style. Used when someone still follows these out of date trends. This may include but not be limited to fashion, habits on social media, usage of slang, etc.

My friend told me to change out of my favorite pair of Miss Me jeans because they were cheugy.

by @cheuglife November 8, 2018

cheggit

as in: I'll check it out

-I just posted this hott euro-porn.
-Shit looks hott. Lemme cheggit.

by mastab8r September 20, 2008

Cheugy

Another way to describe aesthetics/people/experiences that are basic. It was coined by a now 23 year old white woman in 2013 while a student at Beverly Hills High School, on whom the irony is apparently lost. According to the New York Times, "cheugy (pronounced chew-gee) can be used, broadly, to describe someone who is out of date or trying too hard."

Person 1: Did you read that article in the New York Times about cheugy? It was pretty cheugy!

Person 2: Yah, they keep trying to make cheugy happen.

Person 1: Don't worry, it's not going to happen.

by sky_stones May 3, 2021