Also known as the long k. Sometimes hard to pronounce. Kind of like k but you take the part of the k with the most sound and make it short.
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Çh by Pseudonym aha August 18, 2023
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CH also known as Canuckle Head, is a particular troll within the online role-play community who seems to have no life of his own other than trying to pull one over on others online. He seems to suffer from mental illness, perhaps even bi-polar disorder; as he has frequently demonstrated abrupt bouts of anger of the simplest of things. CH is also a compulsive liar, and will manipulate those gullible enough to believe his lies in order to gain sympathy. Besides being a compulsive liar, he is also a compulsive pervert, who has no sense of personal boundaries and will lewdly pursue any female that catches his eye to the near point of being a pest, and when turned down thus makes the woman in question out to be the bad-guy.
Prefix: "Ch"
Used by tallaght heads and clondalkiners alike in everyday language. usually totally obliviously to the "Ch" prefix.
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Used by tallaght heads and clondalkiners alike in everyday language. usually totally obliviously to the "Ch" prefix.
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1. All these bleedin' chung fella's givin' her stick!
2. What ya bleedin talkin t him for hes a bleedin dzzzope, Ch'know what I mean?
3. but we can do that because my ma and her ma are sisters which makes us chusins but if we werent we wouldnt.
2. What ya bleedin talkin t him for hes a bleedin dzzzope, Ch'know what I mean?
3. but we can do that because my ma and her ma are sisters which makes us chusins but if we werent we wouldnt.
Ch by ClaraFloraKavy April 5, 2011
an alternate way to pronounce a word that starts with the letters "T" and "R" or with the letters "T", "H" and "R".
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