by Tyym October 26, 2022
Get the got ham chessmug. When 3 or more girls get together at one of their mother's houses and proceed to do the following activities in this order:
Play chess
Make a banana cake
Play animal jam
Dance/Workout to meme music
Pass out
Get drunk on water
Play chess
Make a banana cake
Play animal jam
Dance/Workout to meme music
Pass out
Get drunk on water
by ass_sukr October 10, 2018
Get the Chess partymug. Joe told Rebecca his chess kink of wanting her to yell out position openings and finish saying checkmate! She said “you’re a nerd and show me how to fork the queen with the knight”
by Swagthrasher69 November 10, 2021
Get the Chess Kinkmug. NachoO-chess can be used to describe something too hot too handle, a rapid change (i.e. delta) in direction or plans, plays white or black if thats a thing, My head female scientists determined it is good with chips & salsa but many male philosophers disagree stating it is only good with JWB whiskey and steak. Legends of it say that it is some type of mine full of mysterious information probably just a glitch in the matrix. Perhaps that is why it is NA-chos its mine.
Ethos: That guy is something else, he needs to learn the meaning of NachoO-chess! He's driving that Rolls Royce like he stole it.
Conteigo ergo sum: Never mind that look whats coming our way!
Conteigo ergo sum: Never mind that look whats coming our way!
by BadPhish_gotB+onEnglishTest July 6, 2019
Get the NAchoO-Chessmug. Describes someone playing chess.
by joebidenXIJr February 3, 2023
Get the chessingmug. A psychological game where one or more people deliberately feed matching lies, half-truths, or “scripts” to control how another person sees reality — like chess pieces being moved on a board.
“He described the situation as gaslighting chess, where multiple parties mirrored lies to corner him emotionally and psychologically.”
by anonymous September 8, 2025
Get the Gaslighting Chessmug. A phenomenon in chess where a player makes moves that align with what they would like their opponent to do instead of playing the objectively best move. The most common result is that their opponent does not play the moves they "want," resulting in confusion and, ultimately, major blunders.
by Ubeenbamboozledson December 13, 2024
Get the Hope Chessmug.