Casual chuckle

The casual chuckle, cc, is used in texting when some one sends you something funny, but you don't actually laugh. Replying with lol, haha, or ROFL makes it seem funnier than it was, therefore replying with cc lets the sender know it was funny enough to get a slight chuckle out of you.

Girl: Did you see the picture I sent you of the grumpy cat wearing the dog costume?
Boy: I did at lunch, cc.

End of a story:
Guy 1: And then she screamed and ran away.
Guy 2: No way man, cc. Did she see you filming?

CC = Casual Chuckle

by mrpillowsT1000 October 16, 2013

chumlee

Synonym for 'fucking idiot'.

Look at that guy eating soap. What a chumlee.

by Maoser September 24, 2016

chulear

For Dominicans it means to Make-out.

"Diablo son, tu te la chuleaste" (Damn son, you kissed her)
"Yo Voy a chulear con ese Jeba" (I am going to kiss that girl)

by Felix Santos May 3, 2008

Chublet

A chublet is someone who is a bit chubby but is not “fat”. A person who might feel like they need to lose a little weight but still is comfortable being a little chubby.

Well, since it’s been a while since you’ve seen me, you might notice that I’ve become a chublet.

by Lucy Botts October 16, 2018

chuckle head

A person who is bordering on being a buffoon.One who habitually laughs to relieve stress.

That chuckle head laughed through his whole court appearance.

by Kirk Marshall December 28, 2005

Chuleria

Chulería in Pote" is like saying "Pretty Girl, Appealing and Beautiful in Bottle, is a modern and graceful compliment to tell someone one likes and sympathizes.
derived from Chula which is a term to say pretty girl or sexy

translated into English the Word "Chulería”. "Prettappeabe" is a union of the abbreviation for the phrase "Pretty Appealing and Beautiful" and now “Chuleria en Pote” which is a Reggaetton song by Farruko, means "Prettappeabe in Bottle”,

"Ella es una Chuleria en pote"
That girl is deliciousness in a bottle

by LaDominicaChula January 4, 2011

chulent

A food that some Jewish people eat on Shabbat. This food takes a long time to cook, and is often made in a croc-pot. Its preperation begins the day before, because you are not supposed to work on the sabbath.

The Rosenburg family ate chulent for lunch on Saturday afternoon.

by TM October 9, 2004