Cha Dread

BAJAN TERM: A phrase used to dismiss a previous comment, similar to the English phrase "oh please" or "yeah right"

Boy 1: "I'd be the best player on the team if they picked me"

Boy 2: "Cha dread, you can't given tie up your own shoe lace"

by King Of The Blurbs July 11, 2011

cha-ching

an expression used to show excitement after something good has happened.

The homework I didn't do last night wasn't collected. Cha-ching!

by Meghan February 11, 2005

Cha Kna

A replacement for the phrase "you know".

A: i didn't expect her to steal all of my T-shirts, Cha Kna
B: Cha definitely Kna

by ThemVilleBoys January 14, 2014

cha dou

A cantonese slang which's used widely in Malaysia. Similar meaning to 'Owned', or can be used when you're speechless, or dumbfounded.

You're expecting to meet someone at 6am, somehow:

You: So we're gonna meet up at 6 aight?
Someone: what? since when!?
You: Cha dou -_-'''

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Phone convo:

You: mmmmm....
Someone: you sound as if you're eating something really delicious
You: i AM eating!
someone: I'm very cha dou..

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Afterall, these words are pretty hard to understand, you need to practise a lot and use them naturally :D

by yanno and gabbo June 20, 2005

boom cha

Term employed at the moment of victory in a good-natured but keenly-fought competition. Often used to underline the irrefutable statement that wins an argument. Compare booya.

"...and thus we see, Professor Wildenstein, that while your algorithm does in this case return results mapping closely to the derived Fourier Transform Analysis, the floating k-values characteristic of a myoglobin fold structure would inevitably skew your model toward an unpleasant Agarotti effect. Boom cha."

"Fucksocks."

by tara August 09, 2003

cha-cher

(noun)
to be cringe, to be unbased and bluepilled

Person A: Dude this Fred guy is really cringe!
Person B: He do be cha-cher though

by THE BASED MANGUY April 29, 2021

cha-lua

Cha-lua is a Vietnamese food, also known as Vietnamese Ham. It can be packaged in steamed banana leaves or in regular tin foil.

Cha-lua, eh? Cha-lua, eh eh? We love to eat cha-lua eh eh.

by Cha-Lua Lover June 24, 2006