by Erickbeebo July 03, 2021
by Chur dole November 22, 2021
Cheers Mate, but most likely it is a sarcastic 'cheers mate' if someone has told you or given you something completely pointless
Guy one: My sister said she saw you the other day, said you were looking a bit worse for wear.
Guy two: Chur Met.
Guy two: Chur Met.
by Geez123 December 21, 2011
Usually used to say ‘thank you’ or ‘cheers’ but can be used in general language or if something’s cool or you and a mate are vibing
Mate posts a sick insta post and you comment ‘churrrr’
You and mate make eye contact and vibe with ‘churrrr’
You and mate make eye contact and vibe with ‘churrrr’
by guCCi mu$tard February 24, 2020
Usually used to say ‘thank you’ or ‘cheers’ but can be used in general language or if something’s cool or you and a mate are vibing
Mate posts a sick insta post and you comment ‘churrrr’
You and mate make eye contact and vibe with ‘churrrr’
You and mate make eye contact and vibe with ‘churrrr’
by guCCi mu$tard February 24, 2020
by Raaar' December 14, 2022
The kiwi/Maori word meaning many things like the Australian word 'mate'. The meaning depends on the accent and context in a sentence.
by Boss lady Snowflake November 21, 2019