Canniberous

The feeling of wanting or needing weed.

"Everytime i sit at home and play video games, i feel canniberous

by Assassi'Nate April 12, 2005

Channing Tatum

Channing Tatum is that one white guy in every predominantly black movie

Channing Tatum is an independent coloured women

by Bin chickens have rights too November 17, 2019

ethical cannibal

one who eats human flesh with the consent of the one being eaten

@batshaped, storyboard artist for cartoon network: i cannot let anyone forget that i am an aspiring ethical cannibal. in my lifetime i WILL consensually and ethically eat human flesh
literally all of twitter: what the fuck

by maxRNG July 18, 2020

cannibalism

A very popular sport invented in Cambodia in 1924 to solve their overpopulation problem. The European occupation helped it spread to Britain, but was soon banned in both lands due to Cambodian dictatorship and British protest (King George III was nearly eaten by the Duke of York).

It is still practiced by Cambodian tribes, and is pressured to become an Olympic sport.

My Cambodian friend, Xiao Dong, likes to play cannibalism with my family, but every time we play one of my relatives goes missing....

by Invader Zimbabwe March 11, 2011

cannibus club

membership to purchase medicinal marijuana.
BAY AREA REPRESENT

im getin herb over at the cannibus club

by SJQUEER October 4, 2005

channie

A sweetheart.

Oh how i love my channie!

by xplicit-kid February 10, 2003

Corporate Cannibal

A company that is predatory by nature. An entity who exploits the workers for large profits and cheats the consumer around every corner, all the while putting massive amounts of money into sales and marketing to create a recognizable brand.

Also a large company who obliterates smaller businesses who cannot compete with the mass marketing. Also written in a song by Grace Jones.

Walmart is notorious for putting the Mom and Pop shops out of business because they cannot compete with the high volume revenues. I would say Walmart is a Corporate cannibal, eating up smaller neighborhood businesses.

by Elizabeth Schell January 16, 2009