Compton Chamber Check

The act of looking down the barrel of a firearm from the front of the bore to check if the firearm is loaded.

James: Hey where is David
Steve: David did a Compton chamber check with his finger on the trigger and met god.
James: Damn, that's crazy.

by Jeff_the_warcriminal October 15, 2023

dicked on my pay check

anything bad that happens to you.
or getting a bad pay check.

"I don't really feel like talking I JUST GOT DICKED ON MY PAY CHECK!!!!"

by samuelRawesome May 23, 2008

gut check

A test of will power, courage, fortitude, etc. Rarely does it involve any physical strength or skill, instead being an almost entirely mental challenge. First heard in the US Army, but has spread through usage amongst veterans.

Jumping off the cliff at night, into the darkened water, with the pretty girl watching: it's a gut check. See what you're made of.

by Trail March 7, 2005

Gut check

Gut check was originally a tennis term to describe a player pausing a moment to think about what just happened by closely examining and possibly adjusting his racquet strings. Back in the day strings were made of cat gut, commonly refered to as gut. This usually occurred after a great shot by an opponent. As with so many terms it has become popular to describe something very different.

Tennis commentator; " ...after that passing shot by John , James looks like he's taking a gut check"

by Whackdad May 9, 2015

Chad Check

its were you check all your bro bros and see how rad they are

"yo broski ima have to Chad Check you brosive"

by Oddie February 16, 2019

Smell check

When you secretly sniff you fingers after fingering a girl for the purpose of knowing if it is safe to eat her out or not.

I went down on her, but I made sure I did the smell check first.

by Fluff Nasty March 26, 2009

CHECK YOU EMAIL

A recommendation to check your email.

The typographical error, "YOU" instead of "YOUR," comes from a well-known email that Bill Urquhart, a name partner of the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, sent to the employees of his firm. The subject line of his email read: "CHECK YOU EMAILS OFTEN."

We're going to be busy this weekend preparing for trial, so be sure to CHECK YOU EMAIL.

by jeneverest123 June 10, 2010