by Gagafrenchpoodle12345 February 17, 2016
by Duke Robinson March 26, 2008
by resor November 04, 2011
by Lawrence churchill May 10, 2008
A mental and physical state that manifests similarly to the post-Christmas depression, when living in Chown hall (the superior residence at Queen's University). Symptoms may include but are not limited to:
Severe depression
Darkness
Lightning storms
The profound desire to go on a walk, ALONE, with no friends
Only eating take out food for weeks
Hibernation
Nocturnal traits
Boycotting ban righ dining hall
Severe depression
Darkness
Lightning storms
The profound desire to go on a walk, ALONE, with no friends
Only eating take out food for weeks
Hibernation
Nocturnal traits
Boycotting ban righ dining hall
Girl: Yo gansta, what's wrong with you? You seem down.
Guy: Nah I don't know dawg, I think I just got hit with a case of the chown blues.
Girl: Word. Hope you feel better soon. It happens to all of us.
Guy: Electric and nuclear.
Guy: Nah I don't know dawg, I think I just got hit with a case of the chown blues.
Girl: Word. Hope you feel better soon. It happens to all of us.
Guy: Electric and nuclear.
by Flop Doodle January 13, 2022
Chown goo is the way an Asian immigrant would pronounce "sounds good". Chown goo is just an informal way to say Sounds Good!
Asian immigrant 1: Oooooh, we in Noo Yawk! We come on big prane! We go to see vurry tarr buirdings now?
Asian immigrant 2: Chown Goo!
or...
Regular Person 1: Hey, wanna go to the Mets game?
Regular Person 2: Chown Goo! I do like them Mets!
Asian immigrant 2: Chown Goo!
or...
Regular Person 1: Hey, wanna go to the Mets game?
Regular Person 2: Chown Goo! I do like them Mets!
by Poonanas October 10, 2006
Chown: vb
To verbally accost somebody or people.
I have never heard this used outside of the military and I am wondering if it is an in house expression.. Maybe somone else can shed light on it! Definitely used in the fashion of the examples given.
To verbally accost somebody or people.
I have never heard this used outside of the military and I am wondering if it is an in house expression.. Maybe somone else can shed light on it! Definitely used in the fashion of the examples given.
(He) fucked up and I had to chown (him)!
I spoke to (him) about his fuck up and when I was finished, he considered (himself) chowned!
(He) deserved a good chowning for that stupid fuck up!
I spoke to (him) about his fuck up and when I was finished, he considered (himself) chowned!
(He) deserved a good chowning for that stupid fuck up!
by Jaffser March 10, 2009