ChUnK'd

There is no realy meaning to this word. It is used as a replacement for such words like: dead, screwed, messed up, done. It can also replace phrases such as: he is in for it, she is way over her head, or he is sooo done.

This word can be used in many ways, and is very versitile.

There is no true origine of this word, except that it cam from somewhere is St. Louis Missouri

"AHH man, Jordan is sooo ChUnK'd"

Person 1,"Dude, did you hear what Joel did yesterday?
Person 2,"Yeah dude he's ChUnK'd!"

Man 1, "Dude are you really going to fight George? He so ripped. Man you are ChUnK'd!"

by JORGEdeSANluis October 30, 2010

chuck duce

lets leave, lets get outta here

dude the cops are coming lets chuck duce

by Renae T August 23, 2007

ChUnK'd

You gotta know it, to know it......

He ChUnK'd
She ChUnK'd
WE ALL ChUnK'D!

by re@L TaLK November 1, 2010

Cuck'd

Doing 10x the work on a group assignment and then losing 15% while everyone else gets full credit.

Wow our group member totally got cuck'd by our Software Engineering professor. Lmao what a beta.

by C.Uck November 28, 2017

chuck da triplets

its just like chucking da duece except except eit your last three fingers okay its basically just sayin okay lol i just do it cuz im tired of the duece

sierra: u goin in the crib g
Me: yea u already kno

Nee: g me to den finna go eat moms mashed potatoes

Me: i cant stand u save me sum
Sierra if yall finna go go dang yall takin foreva
Me:okay dang sorry mama shot gettin angry well bi nee TRIPLETS yall
Nee: u always chuck da triplets just be normal
Me: umm no

by naughtynaudi August 16, 2009

Chick'd Out

When a girl checks out another girl.

I was walking with my friend Kristina when I noticed another hot blond staring at her goodies, I was like your so getting chick'd out!

by Jostinnius October 14, 2009

Chuck Dickens

Neither a bird, nor a chicken. Victim of many a birdnapping.

We were forced to sacrifice an arm and leg in order to get Chuck Dickens back from the bird nappers, but we still didn't know if he was a duck or a chicken.

by Chuck Dickins August 1, 2005