Moron in Chief

Often used informal title used for the self-described highly intelligent genius, the 45th President of the United States.

The press corps fell suddenly silent en masse, as the Moron in Chief once again touted his towering IQ.

by Dr Bunnygirl January 5, 2019

Beat The Chief

In mock trial, or moot court, when one team scores more points during the other sides case in chief (meaning they score more points on the side of the ballot on which their team is not doing the case and chief).

Two mock trial people are discussing a trial:

One of them: "Yeah, we really crushed them."

The other: "We probably beat the chief"

by The Chief Beater March 3, 2011

Okay, chief

Usually said to someone who is being bossy or persistent about something.

Person 1: Dude, take out the garbage. I'm not gonna ask you again. Seriously.
Person 2: Okay, chief.

by Officer Stirfry August 4, 2017

Chief Wiggum

1) Real name: Clancy Wiggum. Springfield's police chief, see Simpsons. Known for his morbid obesity and bumbling police work. 2) An incompetent police officer, often consigned to mall security.

Oh Jesus, they got some Chief Wiggum of a former sherrif's deputy handling the graveyard shift at Central.

by LudwigVan November 11, 2003

Flag Fucker in Chief

One of the more popular nicknames used for the 45th President of the United States.

That night he was hugging the flag, we watched the Flag Fucker in Chief lose all self control; he thought we had all left.

by Dr Bunnygirl July 25, 2019

I don't know about that one chief

A phrase that is slang for no, normally used when in relation to an activity

Ex.1
Guy 1: aye, pass the bong
Guy 2: I don't know about that one cheif
ex.2
Guy 1: ay bruh, can you pull out?
Guy 2: I don't know about that one chief

by 20$ is 20$ September 18, 2018

Master Chief

A bad-ass soldier from the video game "Halo: Combat Evolved". Usually seen in green MJOLNIR Mark-V Armor. Synonymous with 1337.

The Master Chief can run at up to 55 kilometers per hour. He is the embodiment of 1337ness.

by Araquiel May 28, 2004