chathumina

racist, sexist, mysogynistic, sarcastic, short motherfucker who tries to give off 'main character vibes' when clearly he is not

Ohh who is the king of acoustic midgets....It is Chathumina

by samadhiamarasekara March 20, 2024

chathuranga

A Sri Lankan way of calling an extremely gay guy.

"palayan chathuranga yanna" - it means scram you gay cunt
"mama chathuranga neme" - it means I'm not gay

by pucabodima March 22, 2024

chathuranga

A Sri Lankan way of calling an extremely gay guy who pretends to like vaginas. But chathuranga always loves hadda's dick.

"palayan chathuranga yanna" - it means scram you gay cunt
"mama chathuranga kenek neme" - it means I'm not gay

by pucabodima March 22, 2024

Choch

Short form of "Muchacho". It's an old term used in the United States to describe douchey, over dressed Hispanic men in the Southern States. The pejorative is used to call attention to someone's ostentatiousness, and to imply that the subject is of poor character as well as taste. Often used in my Catholic high school waaaay back in the day.

"Look at that guy in the hotel lobby with all those gold chains and alligator leather boots. What a choch!"

by Lam Alien April 10, 2024

chochabingos

Large protruding breasts on an attractive woman.

"Bro she had some chochabingos"

by Arkstromater April 25, 2024

Chatham Hall

Chatham Hall, a place where spoiled rich girls go. The riders attitudes are almost as bad as their ability to ride. Everyone is stuck up for no reason. Most of them will be nice in front of you but the second you turn your back will be the nastiest snake you’ve ever seen. I warn you don’t waste your time and money! Also speaking about that you have to pay 65k a year. With that money I don’t know where it goes because there’s black mold in almost every single dorm room and 90% of the showers don’t work. DO NOT GO TO CHATHAM HALL!!

“Have you met that girl from Chatham Hall? She is a total bitch”

by Anonymouspersonnnnnnnnnn May 20, 2024

Chochaie

New language based off English in the sense where, sounds come from English and different combinations of letters will sound the same as the combinations would sound in English but the words in the language are made from those combinations.

"I just learned Chochaie the other day"

by NickDude May 24, 2024