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The pimp-ass character in the South Park show played by Isaac Hayes. Always a ladies man because he can sing the pimp love songs
Suck on my chocolate salty balls. Put em in your mouth. Put em in your mouth and suck em.
chef by wong August 27, 2003
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If someone wants to chef someone up it means to stab them
Roadman: come to these streets again pussio u will get cheffed up.
Civilian: Sorry bro I just wanna go shops for ma nan
Roadman: Nah g shall I chef u up while I pipe ur nan
chef by Ass_kicker January 27, 2019
a slang / roadman dialect term commonly used in London, especially south London, as a synonym for stab.
Roadman 1: Remember Darnell? Yeah, apprarently he's in jail
Roadman 2: Rahhh since when? Darnell's my guy, he'd never do anything wrong. I know it fam.
Roadman 1: Nah g, apparently pigs caught him tryna chef a man after some beef. They said he was bare vexed g, mad innit
Roadman 2: Can't believe it bro, that's crazy
chef by that_roadman May 14, 2019
1)Term commonly used to refer to an individual who cooks professionally, especially the chief cook of a large kitchen staff.

2)A character from the popular cartoon television show "South Park" on Comedy Central. As of March 13th, 2006, the voice actor for this character, Issac Heyes, abandoned the show stating religious objections as his reason for leaving.
The chef took great care when preparing meals for the guests.
Chef by Raptor April 2, 2006
"Blud im going to chef you still"
Chef by Sjhsb3ndhrhhee848484 April 16, 2019
A sex-crazed black man from South Park who looooves white women.
Chef: Try my big chocolate salty balls, just put 'em in your mouth and suck 'em.
Chef by kyem2010 December 28, 2005
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