flying chinamen

1:reckless asian
2:disoriented oriental cyclist, automobile operator or pedestrian.

on my way home from class, a flying chinamen smashed into me on my bike, causing my injuries.

by james tiberious kirk April 25, 2011

Chinger

a noun that means anything Asian. plural: chingers

- person A: “yo, have you heard of that new restaurant that just opened up? i think it’s called Rice King! we should go!”
-person B: “oh, Rice Chingers? i’ve been there before but they’re good as fuck, let’s go!”

- guy 1: “what’s up, guy?”
- guy 2: “oh, hey man. just trying to figure out what car to buy. i think i might go for this ‘01 Nissan Sentra this dude is selling for really cheap.”
- guy 1: “a chinger car? i don’t think we can be friends anymore.”

- Isabelle: “Nicole, have you seen the new exchange student? he’s so cute! and he’s really smart! maybe he can be my tutor!
- Nicole: “he’s all yours, Isi. i’m not a big fan of chingers.”

by AxBippy March 26, 2020

chinglet

Chiglet: covert word used in automotive repair facilities for Afro Americans who are urban in nature, who want to talk you down on a price or wont take good advice when it comes to the safety of thier vehicle. They would rather put chrome hubcaps on than do a proper brake job.

That Chinglet got all that bling bling, rims and he won't get a fucking alignment??

by YDNA RunDPMG November 12, 2006

chinged

London drill slang used to describe stabbing someone.

did you hear bonnies dad got chinged

by MrShagYourMom February 12, 2020

chinglet

A baby or young Ching. They are usually adopted at this age and their squinted eyes are considered cute, not made fun of..yet.

Balthazar: Aww look at that little Chinglet!! He's so cute!
Horace: Yeah but not for long, his squinted eyes will become overpowering.

by aznkitty June 3, 2011

Chinglet

a baby chingu; a gay chingu with little to no upper body strength

Jaden's been such a chinglet recently.

by Senorcheeseballs May 2, 2017

chingle

Loose change, small change (coins only).

I only had a pocket of chingle, but it was enough to buy a pint of beer.

by Mark Brown September 17, 2006