chate

Early use of the word chate (late 1980's) had two meanings: 1st— it was meant to imply the person being called chate looked like a rocker or a stoner. 2nd—it also meant being ripped-off.

Early meaning(mid 1980's):
That guy likes Iron Maiden, what a chate (or chater).
Check out the hair on that dude, it's so chate
That's not a gram, what a chate deal, I was chated.

by Taylor Hood November 23, 2007

Cheater

One who pays officials off do they can gain a competitive advantage against the competition.

The cheaters evidently paid off the chief appellate officer enough to have their penalties overturned.

by HoggyCat August 10, 2012

chate

The best couple in the world

fuck yeah go chate

by Chate Chate Chate Shipper June 11, 2018

chitter

a big vagina....more so used and an insult

ex1:yo dude look at that hottie
nah her chitters too big
ex2:look at that chitter cryin

by pussymaster June 12, 2006

Cheater

A dumbass that cheats on their gf for a hoe. Then the girl he ducked supposed to be a friend. Butch bye , get yo thirsty ass on. But it don't matter , his dick wasn't all that. So instead I got white boy with a bigger dick and left those hoes behind 😂😂😃. But never trust a bitch around your bf because hoes be super thirsty. At the end of the day you can still get his cousin to give you something he couldn't give you 😂.

I hope the stank hoe get pregnant. You can be super loyal to a boy and still decides to be a cheater . All because he like stank pussy

by Badbitch26 January 2, 2017

cheatery

the word originates from the rosella and ben inc company. it basically means to cheat something or be cheated we just jazzed the word up geddit!

'cockroaches are such cheatery'

'omfg they over charged me. cheatery!!'

by rosella August 12, 2004

chite

Gil Scott-Heron uses chite in the song/poem Comment #4 to insult "white people" who are trying to identify with "black people" and their political causes.

"You silly chite mother fucker, your great grandfather tied a ball and chain to my balls and bounced me through a cotton field... and now you want me to help you overthrow what?" (Gil Scott-Heron, Comment #4)

by Olly April 2, 2005