Big chills
Big chills by 911exsuporter April 15, 2022
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The Big Chill Bird Switch
The phase was coined to describe a maneuver in which, at flat party or night oot, one chats intensely to a sole female for 1 to 2 hours without distraction. When the time limit expires for chat, one immediately leaves the first female and moves to another, sole, female to repeat this.
The following example is a joke. Let it go. Or be triggered forever, RIP.
"Oh he did the Big Chill Bird Switch last night, it was amazing. Still never pulled though."
"Oh he did the Big Chill Bird Switch last night, it was amazing. Still never pulled though."
The Big Chill Bird Switch by trololorob August 24, 2019
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Big Chillah
I know things are rough at home right now, but I'm just trying to be big chillah about it all and stay out of it.
Big Chillah by Robert Hudson January 4, 2009
Big chill
Big chill by joeybillybob November 5, 2019
the big chill
when smoking weed, after the initial comeup hype wears off and ur just beautifully faded, and u just lay down and bask in the joy of life
the big chill by gatheringstorm March 30, 2024
chill big
v. This term is an extenstion of the term chill. It's an action, used often when one is smoking weed, or refering to someone doing so, but not always in reference to this.
chill big by VictoriaRox August 10, 2006
BigChill
The type of person who clears out a room when he enters. Not necessarily because he is smelly. More likely to do with the fact that people consider him to be the village idiot and want nothing to do with him.
BigChill attended the meeting of wealthy investors hoping to be schooled on how not to lose money with his stock picks. Moments later the room had emptied as if a fire alarm had been set off.
BigChill by Francis Johnston December 27, 2017
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