Chido

The nicest girl you’ll ever meet. She’s shy, cute and introverted but very smart. She doesn’t care much about what other people think because she knows her worth and she knows she is unique.

Girl: I wish my name was Chido. She’s so smart and kind.

by Charco2317 March 6, 2022

Chidoziem

Chidoziem is an igbo name from an tribe in Nigeria. Its a name describing a humble, quiet, loyal, shy and loving guy but when messed with he's dangerously malicious hes a big tyrone when he gets angry watch out, he doesn't show his actions which makes his ideas, thought and next move unknown to people. Hes next move can be something random. He can block and knock down people for example Lin## but hes scared too hit hard a humble man

Chidoziem is a cool and strong man

by alisalman March 23, 2022

Choidragon

A Human Being who has too much swag.

Oh Man! He's a Choidragon

by OkcThunder35 December 18, 2011

chido

A word repeated several times in a mexican conversation.
like "cool" in english

Está chido el nuevo disco de Interpol. Qué chido les quedó. Tambien estan chidas las canciones del anterior

by josh111 January 24, 2007

choid

Another name for a child, or someone who behaves like a child. Comes from a typo of the word "child."

These choids shouldn't be allowed in this NSFW chat.

by Laffle January 17, 2021

chondon

Chondon - It is both a noun and an adjective. Chondon usually refers to a person who has one small arm, imbalanced balls and a small penis. Chondons' are good at online relationships and are often hesitant when it comes to spending money

Get off the internet and get a life, Chondon.

Stop being a Chondon and start lifting with your left arm too!

by ghost0000 September 18, 2013

chidori

A.K.A. "Lightning Edge"
The only original move used by Copy Ninja Kakashi.
Involves focusing chakra to the hand and striking an opponent at an incredibly high speed.
Primary use: assassination

Kakashi passed this technique on to Uchiha Sasuke.

Naruto: "TEACH ME CHIDORI!"

by meestah bling bling sparkle sparkle August 7, 2004