by Lilly Beth July 11, 2008
by Tim Tom February 26, 2003
An irritant, someone who puts their own interests before yours, or does anything at all annoying, reasonable or not. In many cases a meaningless insult.
Often used affectionately or as a casual greeting, but can be more derogatory especially in conjunction with strong language like fucking.
Often used affectionately or as a casual greeting, but can be more derogatory especially in conjunction with strong language like fucking.
by bobdylan_mcfc January 08, 2005
1.) Verb. To smoke some marijuana, it does not matter amount, variety, or what you smoke out of
2.) Adj. When a bowl or bong pack of marijuana is burning and does not need to be lit again to obtain another hit it is "chiefing"
2.) Adj. When a bowl or bong pack of marijuana is burning and does not need to be lit again to obtain another hit it is "chiefing"
1.) Whattup man, you trying to come up to my house and chief a few blunts?
2.) Don't light that pipe up dog, just hit it that shit's cheifing.
2.) Don't light that pipe up dog, just hit it that shit's cheifing.
by Dankster February 22, 2005
by morgan October 08, 2003
In the United States Navy and Coast Guard, and in the Navies of various country's- the lowest level of senior enlistedmen. An informal, but widely used, contraction of the title Chief Petty Officer (US grade E-7).
The most important promotion in an enlistedman's career, the title carries with it significant responsibilities, not limited to training and mentoring junior commissioned officers (15 or so years younger than themselves) and playing father figure to a bunch of juvenile imbeciles the Navy has the audacity to call sailors.
Chiefs are well respected by senior officers, feared by junior enlisted men and are treated like a general pain in the ass by far too many junior officers. Identified by their khaki uniforms, they maintain a separate mess that even a Captain can't enter without permission and cannot be demoted short of a conviction at Court Martial.
The most important promotion in an enlistedman's career, the title carries with it significant responsibilities, not limited to training and mentoring junior commissioned officers (15 or so years younger than themselves) and playing father figure to a bunch of juvenile imbeciles the Navy has the audacity to call sailors.
Chiefs are well respected by senior officers, feared by junior enlisted men and are treated like a general pain in the ass by far too many junior officers. Identified by their khaki uniforms, they maintain a separate mess that even a Captain can't enter without permission and cannot be demoted short of a conviction at Court Martial.
"Chief says he'll burn my ass if I'm late for work again. Goddamn it, I'm a fucking Ensign, no fucking way should that dickhead be able to go over my head like that."
"You've been in 9 months, and know shit. Say that after you've put in 15 years."
"You've been in 9 months, and know shit. Say that after you've put in 15 years."
by The_Egoist December 13, 2011
by krogg November 26, 2013