chingleberry

A dingleberry of the beard. Derived from the word chin and dingleberry. Usually the result from performing rather immoral activities.

When Kevin saw Ed enter the room he exclaimed, "Dude, whose ass have you been eating! That is one mean chingleberry you have there."

by BillyBarou February 29, 2008

chinglish

Speaking both English and Chinese in one's sentences.

Example of a sentence in Chinglish:
"At K-mart, I buy -hen duo- clothes."

Notes:
"hen duo" means very many in Chinese. Also note the grammar error.

by Alex January 18, 2004

Cinglesby

An incredible girl with many talents. She is a combination of cool and collected. Cinglesby is funny and smart, despite her incredibility, she is always humble.

Cinglesby just had a lot of ice cream, she is the best.

by CollestChick2000 October 12, 2019

Chinglish

English with Chinese grammar mixed together during speaking a sentence. Tho the term is sometimes used with a variation of other Asian spoken languages.
Although the term is widely expressed nowadays, it is still legally considered Slang as, unlike its neighbor term "Spanglish" is not featured in an official dictionary.

My Actual Chinese GF Speaks Chinglish around her family.

by Lm8000 July 3, 2014

Cringeshot

A screenshot of something cringy

Dude, look at this cringeshot!

by Spudnik5000 May 20, 2016

Chinkles

A combination of the words “chin” and “wrinkles” Mainly used to describe dogs, but can be used for other animals

“Aww, look at that dog’s chinkles!” Or “My dog has serious chinkles”

by ChippyBops August 4, 2022

chiggles

between a chuckle and a giggle

I had the chiggles when.....

by chiggles August 14, 2009