Chasing Shadows

To assume the absolute worst for an absolutely trivial, non threatening situation. A "Debbie Downer."

Mike: Hey have you seen my wife? She was here fishing just a minute ago.
David: No. She could've fallen in the river and drowned you know.
Mike: The water is 2 feet deep dumbass. Stop chasing shadows and help me find her.

by Ed Jones February 20, 2019

Chasing Amy Complex

When a guys falls for a woman he can't have that's usually not interested and/or lesbian. The guy is a beta orbiter but wants the woman he can't have.

DEAN: What's wrong with Cyrus?
BILLY: He has the Chasing Amy Complex. This is never gonna work for him!

by Kenny Rice May 20, 2016

Claying

A colloquialism for shiting. Mostly used in Australia among depraved rugby players who have an overly comfortable relationship with their own faeces.

Hey mate, were you just claying in the toilet?

by Daniel82 October 28, 2018

Voice Chasing

Voice chasing is being a fanatic of voice actors and prideing yourself on knowing all there is to know

Bob: "hey, Ricky I was just voice chasing"
Ricky: "find anything good out?"
Bob: "yeah, there holding another con next month"

by Craig Alaskey May 19, 2008

chasing the penguin

or any other animal for that matter, when you trying to discover your spirit animal, i.e unconscious power

chasing the bear is a battle in itself

by stonywarso February 27, 2003

Chasing the Dragon

Originally associated with Opium. the act of passing smoke from your mouth to the mouth of another. Extremely enjoyable when it's with a girl you want to hook up with or watching two females engage in it.

I was Chasing the Dragon with Stacey the other night and she chased it to Gwen!!

by jim_witness September 30, 2005

chasing leaves

Chasing leaves is the term for the state you end up in, when high as a kite on Recreational Pharmecuticals. Its the point where you are completely at odds with what is happening around you, previously called 'tripping'.

Bob - "Are you ok there Gadd?"

Gadd - "Fuckin right mate, Im chasing Leaves here lad"

by Paul Gadd December 9, 2008