Off the chain

Wild; out of control

etym.: possibly derived from Fr. 'se déchaîner,' to burst out; to go wild; to arouse

"That set was off the chain, yo."

by lairdweller October 18, 2009

rumble chain

A short length of heavy chain used in street fight. UFC fighter Quinton "Rampage" Jackson wears one around his neck for luck.

"If I have to take off my rumble chain, you WILL get beat down."

by AmbroseKalifornia December 9, 2008

daisey chain

A daisy chain is a line of people joined end to end (or front to back) in sexual union. The Roman Emperor Tiberius (14-37 AD) was a big fan of the practice and frequently incorporated it in his public orgies. The number of participants in these affairs is sketchy, but a reasonable estimate is about thirty or so

George: Hey Jolene, want to get the group together and try a Daisy Chain?

Jolene: what's a Daisey Chain?

George: like an orgy, but all of us are connected.

by H. Heroine March 21, 2017

off the fukin chain

completely, utterly, absolutley, & with out a doubt the rawest, illest, smartest, finest, & most off the chainest motherfuker alive.

Yo that motherfuker Pablo is off the fukin chain!!!

by Rick696969 July 14, 2008

chain letter

A virally propagated scam, formerly sent entirely through snail mail, but now more frequently sent through email. It operates basically as a pyramid scheme in which the recipient is urged to send a small sum of money to each person on a short list of names and addresses, with the promise that they will receive a lot of money when they rotate their name into the list, and the oldest name off of it, and mail the letter to everyone they know.

Some chain letters try to scam people even further, by instructing them rotate their name into the oldest position, so that the very next recipient will rotate them off of it, so that only the first names and addresses on the list will get any money.

by Downstrike April 8, 2006

Chain Rudder

The act of performing multiple Dutch Rudders in a chain, involving everyone into the wonderful experience. As many people as possible can join in and people can host "Rudder Parties" where the main aim of the party is to make everyone climax at the same time through a long Chain Rudder.

"Hey Jimmy, you going to that Rudder Party tonight?"

"Yeah man, those Chain Rudders are gnarly"

by OranginaMadman August 22, 2011

Dragging the Chain

Australian Slang. Meaning:
1. To procrastinate.
2. To fall behind relative to others.
3. To unwittingly hold up progress.
4. To deliberately hold up progress by acting slowly.

"I was late to work again because John was dragging the chain this morning."

by FaustusTheAwesome December 28, 2008