Ché or Chapchoi

It means 'Hello' or 'Goodbye' in Vietnamese. It can be used both as a greeting or a way of saying goodbye. Commonly used in the rural areas.

(Examples for both Ché or Chapchoi)
Ché Ché/Chap choi! Good to see you
or
Talk to you later my friend, chap choi/ (xin) ché ché

by Ding Nguyễn February 26, 2024

che

A word derived from a combination of “yeah” and “sure”. originally a response meaning yes it has also began to be used to mean sure, hey, no, or any other response/greeting. it is commonly used with a nod, point, or different articulation to show meaning.

“wanna come over and skate later?”
“che bro”

*walks into room* “che”

by A very epic and strong man March 21, 2024

no-che

An abbreviation for the neighborhood North Chelsea in NYC. Anywhere north of 23rd Street and west of 6th Avenue.

"Let's go out in NoChe tonight, I hear there's lots of good bars there."

"What neighborhood you living in nowadays?"
"Oh I just moved into a brownstone in No-Che"

by ZUTEDUDE March 28, 2024

Che

A sarcastic response to a statement or event which is an alternative response for a sarcastic “yeah”, an indirect disagreement.

Boy: “Sophie and Ade are gonna end up getting married”
Ade: “Che, I’m not even remotely attracted to her”

by Trey Wavey December 8, 2024

Che and that?

a thing spanish mfs say when speaking "spanglish" its based off the spanish expression "che y eso?", but they switch it up with english words for some reason, giving you "che and that?"

"YOOOO LOOK AT THIS OUTFITTT!!!"
"che and that?"

by Konsan December 29, 2024

Dirty Che

Someone who sticks a metal rod down their penis hole and does minor zaps through the metal rod into themselves as a way of pleasure.

I heard John does the Dirty Che every now and then.

by Alejandro Pedro Gustavo Gómez March 6, 2025

Dirty Che

Someone who sticks wooden sticks down their penis hole, hoping to get pleasure out of it by the splinters that go off the stick and onto the walls of the shaft of the penis.

I heard John does the Dirty Che every now and then.

by Alejandro Pedro Gustavo Gómez March 6, 2025