Chillaxin

A combination of the words chilling and relaxing. It was first used in 1993 when then University of South Carolina freshman Roy Smith was laying out his weekly study regimen on a computer in the main libraries computer lab. Short periods of hanging out were denoted as “chillaxin” on his calendar while long periods of idle time (such as weekends) were denoted as “straight chillaxin.” A neighboring student and friend noticed the term and after explanation the term was entered into the lexicon growing slowly over the next few decades. It is now considered hackneyed in use.

Man I was just chillaxin after work.

Man, what a week. Time for some straight chillaxin.

by Omnibus Raven April 26, 2019

Chilling Face

Relaxing so hard that you can’t feel your face anymore

After Coachella I was chilling face for over a week to recover

by shake n bake that just happend March 13, 2020

Dick Chillington

When you are having sex with a respectable gentlemen, and he decides to shove his dick in the icebox before sticking his newly made popsicle into your fuckhole.

"Boy, it's hot out today, Miranda, how about we go down to the club and get a couple of Dick Chillingtons!"

by Goomba Ass Jeans September 13, 2012

chilling

just hanging out, not really doing anything exciting

chilling is all jason ever does

by mooooorgan May 9, 2012

chillaxin'

combination of chillin and relaxin

guy#1:watcha doin?
guy#2:chillaxin

by miss crazy sexy cool August 21, 2003

chillaxing

relaxing and achieving calm simultaneously. Source: context from use by Karith Foster post on Facebook. May not be primary origin.

I am finally chillaxing, after a massive week of double shifts at work, sipping a perfect mimosa on the patio watching the hummingird birds from my chaise longue

by Cream Abdul jaBeer March 10, 2009

chillaxin

Chill+Relaxing=Chillaxin

"Were chillaxin in the crib"

by AHOLE N KHOLE April 11, 2003