Chich

1. To suddenly become freaked out, worried, anxious, upset, or paranoid when under the influence of Drugs.

2. To be acting strange, nervous and suspicious to others on drugs.

verb
past tense:

“I was Chichy as!”

“Should of seen him last night he was so chichy”

by Ripdogy June 30, 2019

Chicharon

When you loose a bet the price you pay is a Chicharon. Typically sets you back 5 to 6 bucks, but that the price one pays for the benefit of feeding the group.

Yo AP....you didnt find that 4 week old Bonus sticker so you owe 2 chicharons. Yo Bet...you brought gargage beer so thats gonna cost you a chicharon. The Lunch bus leaves at 12:40. If you aint on it...its gonna be a chicharon!!

by LowABV April 29, 2021

dead horse cliché

A cliché in popular fiction that was common at one point in time, but has become so overused that it no longer has any relevance, so whenever it's used consecutively, it is as though the writers are "beating up a dead horse".

Mick: You know what I hate? That new music video by Chris Brown. It's basically a Michael Jackson rip-off with triads.
Fred: Triads? That's been a dead horse cliché since the last decade.
Mick: Yeah, they're just beating up a dead horse.

by TheWriter May 19, 2013

chaat waale chicha

Chaat waale chicha is a sensation among SM.He went viral in a video in which he was smashing other people like a professional fighter.

Now he is on twitter and smashing andhbhakats and beating the shit out of them.

Ramesh:Did you saw the video of chaat waale chicha smashing people?

by anonymous March 17, 2021

Chichen Shitza

Uncontrolled bowel movements caused by sampling local food and drink in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.

"Hey man, we gotta head back to the hotel. Those chicken tacos aren't doing me right. I need to take a massive Chichen Shitza."

by Rob Azarcon June 11, 2008

chiches

chiches, this word came from the word girly, once some family members were playing domino, and their uncle came to visit them. He made a joke, saying who are these chiches. This word became very famous among this family and it became like a boundage to them.
Now allot of peole would like to choin the group, approching the group saying chiches.

"chiches" it is a way of saying we belong together, like calling your friend hey my brother.

by director of a company January 11, 2010

Chichar

Chichar, derived from the word "Chid'chida" (chir-chi-raa) - Commonly used in Pakistan - it represents a personality, that feels unusually harassed (verbally) all the time, by everyone.
In other words; "Angry all the time"

1. He always stays as Chichar.
2. Just don't ask him, he's so Chichar. He might start a fight.

by Samurai1986 June 14, 2016