chow down
to eat fast food immediately with ones hands, immediately after purchase, on the first available area of public land (usually whilst inebriated).
chow down by paul bidders March 19, 2009
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chow down syndrome
a portmanteau of the words "chow down" and "down syndrome," meaning the loss of mental acuity following a hefty meal; aka food coma.
chow down syndrome by kris takahashi April 28, 2010
Chow Down Bro
The 178th Ferengi Rule of Acquisition. When eating box, after separating the meat curtains, chow down bro. Can also be used as a suffix to other rules of acquisition. The sound made after chowing down on box is "nog nog nog nog..."
Source "The Dork Trek Podcast" Episode 257 DS9 Life Support
Source "The Dork Trek Podcast" Episode 257 DS9 Life Support
Jake to Nog, "Did you see the 36DDs on that Dabo Girl?"
Nog to Jake, "I want to eat her meat curtains!"
Jake to Nog, "Chow Down Bro"
Nog to Jake, "Nog nog nog nog"
Nog to Jake, "I want to eat her meat curtains!"
Jake to Nog, "Chow Down Bro"
Nog to Jake, "Nog nog nog nog"
Chow Down Bro by Dick Examiner November 10, 2017
chow down at the Y
chow down at the Y by USAF Cadet July 18, 2021
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