Chantal

So many things that describes her, she is a loving person who rarely likes to tease. If you have any of these people as your friend or partner, you are insanely lucky. Chantals are hard to get rid of but that doesn't mean they're not entertaining, they can catch your eye even if they're miles away from you and always put a smile on your face every time you see them. Chantals are very weird but will mostly have things in common with you. As for me my best friend is a Chantal and shes the best person I have met.

¨I just met a Chantal! and she is amazing¨

by IhopeIdrinkwater April 29, 2022

Chantelle

Your local chav that wears too much contor and Victoria's secret

Ugh here comes chantelle

by Zeldaspellmansimp May 8, 2022

chanthira

Feminine name meaning ‘moon girl’
From thai origin

chanthira pronounced chan-tila

by chanthira May 16, 2022

Chantelle Celesté

Definitely the only girl I choose to spend the rest of my life with. Her >>>>>> everybody else

Chantelle Celesté :) I love you endlessly

by Cash Money Young Thug May 23, 2022

Chantel

An interested individual who believes everyone deserves a chance no matter how unfortunate or pitiful

Chantel wants to give you a chance, because he knows no one else will.

by yua bryant June 20, 2022

Chantel

she is usually funny, are smart but have no common sense .She is short . She is sexy asf but she is insecure about her sexy body, nice boobs and in bed they are perfect but they are not a fan of PDA . Her pride will stop her from admiting she has feelings for you . She kind , cares for other people but get on her bad side and she can be bitchy. They mean well but indecisive .

boy 1: that is a chantel

by big Daddy De Marcus August 1, 2022

chantoose

Chantoose" does not strike me as a common word in English but I have seen it used in phrases such as "a French cabaret chantoose". It took me a while to realize that, in fact, it of course means "chanteuse" (French, feminine, for "singer", the masculine being "chanteur" - "chanter" is "to sing", hence the English "a chant"). As I understand, "chantoose" is a semi-phonetic transcription into English of the French term. forum.wordreference.com/threads/chantoose-use-of-the-word.96106/
Quoting: James Brandon

phrases such as "a French cabaret chantoose” Would you say it is pretentious, and/or for/by arty types, and/or used ironically (cf "thespian" for "actor", for instance).

by WhereCreditIsDue August 4, 2022