chicken lingo

the secret language of lower class bird folk. most of the time spoken in the norweigan dialect so spies cant translate.

T: "zing bah zamguaa incki yayhaha loopleydoodle shoe boo scrampole boopie."

M: "Dude you must be speaking chicken lingo, home slice!

by DJLanceRock January 16, 2009

Chicken dick

Well you guys must be horny if you guys are searching this up

"man, hes such a chicken dick"

by Painting May 9, 2020

Chicken Nuggets

She is the thickest person alive, she has an obsession of toes and she loves sucking them so if you ever meet an Atraya you best protect your toes.

Chicken nuggets are the biggest and chunky.

by Belllllle June 19, 2019

Chicken

Large sums of cash. Especially, when dealing with 5 or more figures. Referred as chicken because fried chicken tastes damn good and it's like a commodity.

"Yo bruh, that Record Label be moving a lot of chicken with their latest smash album."

"Bruh, if you be moving that much chicken, you better be protecting yourself."

by boodhahood May 15, 2018

Loose chicken

When chicken has an odd texture, poor density, and a distinct airy quality.

The Chinese resturant serves chicken that appears to be loose. I had loose chicken for dinner.

by ddc1609 March 30, 2025

Cherry Chickening

When one kills someone and gets off on it.

"Did you see that bastard...how he was acting...?"

"Yeah dude was Cherry Chickening that shit like he never got none before."

by Old terms May 3, 2025

chicken factory

A metaphoric or literal place that one has to go back to when dreams die.
Usually contains a line of work that one is much more qualified for.
Must be a non temporary set back.

-- literal use--
*fails making it to the next round in a music competition*
"I can carry on working at the chicken factory, so there's always that." - Robert Unwin

-- metaphorical use--
*studied undergraduate philosophy*
I guess I can always go back to the chicken factory -- the coffee shop

*after advance philosophy*
I guess it's back to the chicken factory -- metaphoric stand-in for 'life'

by Burgess King February 24, 2025