Chia Cat

Chia cat is a Code term that pedophiles that are into beastiality use to recognize other pedophiles and their specific grade of perversion. They’re usually in their late 60s and they aren’t allowed to be around children. While they wait to prey on kids they screw their cats and and often farm animals

That chia cat is disgusting. It belongs in jail before it hurts a kid or a sheep

by Glitter Britches October 22, 2020

Kang Chiao

A sex playground for the sexual predators.

This is a place for people to have orgies, furry sex, and other weird sexual activities

"Damn, what are all these used condoms for? what do you think this place is? Kang Chiao?".

by Severus Zeng October 13, 2020

caidance

Amazing person! The bestest friend you will ever have. Doesn’t take crap from people and does what she wants. Is strong and always gets to her destination. Never underestimate this girl, trust me she hates it!

Don’t mess with Caidance!

by xxclout4lifexx May 28, 2018

Chiaki

Deserved better

Person 1: I love Chiaki
Person 2: Yes she is so nice :)

by Jolly Ann February 10, 2021

chidalu

an awesome person that you would want to be around. She is funny kind and has a great sense of humour and can sometimes be CRAZY!

look chidalu just ran out the window!

by Ellster12345 July 23, 2017

Chiagozie

A boy with a good spirit and has lots of women that like him and can get mad at times but always makes it up

I would like me a chiagozie

by Jewbssbbsnskksksmsnsnsnsnslsks March 11, 2019

Chiaki

Chiaki (ちあき, チアキ) is a common Japanese given name used by either sex and is occasionally used as a surname.

Chiaki can be written using different kanji characters and can mean:

* 千秋, "thousand, autumn"

* 千明, "thousand, light"

* 千晶, "thousand, sparkle"

* 千晃, "thousand, clear"

* 智昭, "wisdom, shining"

The name can also be written in hiragana or katakana.

Japanese names vary in meaning according to

their kanji.

I like the character Shinichi Chiaki in Nodame Cantabile. (used as a surname in this case.)

by yuna01iro May 17, 2011