We used to say, "Hey, don't mess up the cha-cha dude".
In this case the person did something to upset the applecart or cha-cha of someone else.
I have also heard, Go along with the cha-cha. Here it is like the word "program" as in go along with the program, or cha- cha.
In this case the person did something to upset the applecart or cha-cha of someone else.
I have also heard, Go along with the cha-cha. Here it is like the word "program" as in go along with the program, or cha- cha.
by Dillan68 June 14, 2012
by LIL_Ivon August 20, 2010
by Robin January 06, 2004
It's Lancastrian and possibly more specifically Prestonian dialect/slang. It's means mate/pal/boss/marra/compadre
by Pish and Phlipflop December 28, 2017