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referring to gremlin like, devious children. also used as a name to call your close friends.
this word is not always plural and is the slang version of child and children.
singular: you are a chyldz
plural:look at those chyldz
CHYLDZ by someone somewhere <3 November 28, 2023
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used to describe an (often small), gremlin-like child.( though it is now limited to just children)
can be used as a nickname or even just to cause chaos.
literal sense: look at that chyldz
nickname: you are a chyldz
to cause chaos: *middle of conversation* "hey guess what"

"what?"

"chyldz are chyldz"

"what...?" *exit the goofiest way you can think of for effect*
CHYLDZ by someone somewhere <3 December 3, 2023
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childzoned 

Getting rejected because someone thinks you look and act young.
Ex: Jake childzoned Brittany when he said that she reminded him of a kid.
childzoned by justin wilkinsonr678 February 7, 2014

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When your crush gets married, has 2 kids and then says she still loves you because you are like her 3rd kid
Karthik: Say you love me Jessie
Jessie: I do Karthik, but not the way you mean it. You are like my 3rd child
(Karthik was childzoned. From the Tamil movie Vinnaithandi Varuvaya)
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Short for "Chanhee Bald," created by the worst Deobi Twitter group chat, The Chaldz.
"Why is the Chaldz all over my timeline.."

"The Chaldz are so weird :/"
Chaldz by shakeykey October 17, 2020
Basically its another way of spelling the word child, this is mostly done in screen names or in email addresses. due to child being already taken.
Girl: "So whats your email so i could send you the study guide for the science test?"
Boy: "Umm...its crazychyld@aol.com, dont laugh, child was taken already."
Girl: "I completely understand."
Chyld by Psycho69 June 17, 2009
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