Chianese

(KA-NAY-SAY) An Italian surname commonly mispronounced "Chinese" by the everyday English speaker. As such, when affixed to the first name of a female, it becomes grounds for crude jokes amongst the male sort who persist in making references to the cuisine.

Mispronunciation tends towards establishing nickname status amongst friends, who hail said person by crying boisterously "CHINESE!" which may alert bystanders to look for nearby Asians or, perhaps, someone carrying a take-out bag.

Regardless of conflicting pronunciations, persons belonging to this name are generally worthwhile company and can, eventually, make you go "crazay for chianayzay"

Male Friend 1: "*snickering* Dude, are we eating Chinese tonight or what?"
Male Friend 2: "That's my gf bro, back off!"

____ Chianese: "What's wrong with you?"
Friend of Chianese: "I'MMA GOIN' CRAZAY FOR CHIANAYZAY!"

by XGRABYOURGATX September 20, 2009

chicano batman

Groovy four piece american band Eduardo Arenas, Carlos Arévalo, Bardo Martinez and Gabriel Villa based in Los Angeles. Generally play soul,tropical and psychadelic music

Yo dude have you ever heard of chicano batman?

by josie.420 February 20, 2017

chicanze

Chicanze is Danielle's princess 😘

Princess Chicanze loves gummy bear

by danielelelele February 5, 2021

Chicabeaner

A mexican who looks chinease.

A 'look at that beaner!'
M 'he kinda looks chinease.'
A 'CHICABEANER!'

by js+ms November 18, 2010

Chiwanese

A person who is half-mainland Chinese and Half Taiwanese.

Chinese + Taiwanese = Chiwanese

My mom is from mainland China and my dad is from Taiwan. Therefore I'm Chiwanese.

by willt10 November 19, 2013

chicano

Born American of Mexican Descent. Not accepted by Anglo-Americans as true Americans and not accepted by Mexcians as true Mexicans.

This chicano could care less about those from either culture who don't accept me for who I am!

by Scotty the Pocho April 26, 2006

chicano

I was born in Mexico in the 50's and I used to hear my dad in Mexico refer to other Mexicans as Chicanos. He told me it was a term of endearment (TOE) and like most TOEs in the Spanish language , they often take root as baby talk. Such as Salvador is Chavador or Chava for short. Merced is Meched or Meche for short. Marisela is Malichela or Chela for short. And Mexicano is Mechicano or Chicano for short. Nothing to do with being born in the USA or not. Nothing to do with Parents.

Is the man offering jobs a Chicano? In other words is he a "brother", one who can identify with my background as a Mexican. Nothing to do with him being born in the USA, or parents being from Mexico.

by Salvador April 13, 2006