carinn

A very, very kind girl that you never want to pass. She is one of the best friends/girlfriend you will ever have. With her being kind, she is also beautiful.

I just met this girl, super sweet and pretty!
Bet her name is Carinn.

by Avaromeroo March 9, 2017

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carini

Verb; Slang for a failed sexual advance.

(Cuh-ree-knee)

I tried to make a move, but instead I just carini'd.

I carini every time I go on a date.

by Tru7hiness September 14, 2010

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Chrinos • chrin • chrindian • Chringe • Chringo • Chrinnukyulezaa • Chrinception • Chrinch • Chrindu • Chrinduism

mexican chainsaw

A edger/trimmer for lawns, more commonly known as a weed eater, or a weed whacker.

"You hear that chainsaw?" -suburban guy

"It's a mexican chainsaw, yo" -smarter guy

by Trotskygrad2 May 2, 2009

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Following related links on websites like Wikipedia or YouTube after you look something up until you end up on something completely unrelated to what you were initially looking for.

As a verb: to chain

"I went to look up the Columbia shuttle disaster but after an hour of chaining I somehow ended up on Elizabeth Bathory."

John: Did you get that report done?
Steve: Nope, I wasted the whole night chaining on Wikipedia.

by Xeno the Blind April 19, 2008

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daisy-chain

Several(3 or more) chicks laying pussy to head forming a chain(I.E chick A puts tounges chick B's pussy while Chick B tounges Chick C's pussy Ect. until the last chick in the chain tounges chick A's pussy)

dude that daisy chain was 20 chicks long!

by DoCtOr PiMp June 1, 2003

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Rocks my chain

When a girl doesn't want anything more from you then to jack you off

"Kaily just rocks my chain, nothing more"

by Hannnamoon September 22, 2016

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Chain

A chain is a unit of length; it measures 66 feet. The chain in wildland firefighting is used as the measure of the rate of spread in chains per hour.

It is also used a lot by the USDA Forest Service by hand crews to see how far they have dug line or how far they have to go.

"How much farther are we going?"

"About 4 chains." (264 ft.)

"The wildland fire is spreading at 40 chains an hour." (2640 ft. or 1/2 a mile in 1 hour)

by Alistair MacIlherron September 24, 2009

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