chaif
the irritation of the groin area due to prolonged running. Red, Itchy and just a complete bitch chaifing mainly occurs at football practice
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Chadformation
The transformation that an isekai protagonist will go through turning him into a chad with infinite potential
Chadformation by Shr3k_is_s3xy June 28, 2020
chaftwhaling
Guy 1: I think Thomas is chaftwhaling
Guy 2: He is dude, every girl he hits on is heavier than the last.
Guy 2: He is dude, every girl he hits on is heavier than the last.
chaftwhaling by Anononon12 June 6, 2013
hobo chaff
The act of swinging your arm overhead while releasing a handful of nickles in a large circle like a spray from a lawn sprinkler in order to disperse a mob of panhandling bums, creating a diversion so you can bug-out from the area.
Originated on AR15.COM by Team members SmokeyJ and Trumpet.
Originated on AR15.COM by Team members SmokeyJ and Trumpet.
"I was comin' out of the liquor store with a case of Colt45 Malt Liquor when six street people started hounding me for money or my brews, so I bladed at 45 degrees, released a burst of hobo chaff, and then booked the other way when they scurried for the change."
hobo chaff by silent-m August 5, 2009
Chai-Ju
A form of poetry that has a total of 18 syllables.
The term is inspired, in part, by the Japanese poetry "Haiku" which usually has 17 syllables.
"Chai" is a Hebrew word denoting "life".
"Chai" also represents the number 18
based on the values of its 2 Hebrew letters.
The number 18 is valued in Jewish culture because of Judaism’s focus on the importance of life.
Monetary gifts are often given in multiples of 18.
The word “Chai” is often displayed on pendants and other items.
"Ju" is a Japanese character and word that refers to flexibility of mind and body to adapt to circumstances spontaneously.
"Ju" also is suggestive of the Jewish nature of the word "Chai".
A Chai-Ju may have any number of lines as long as the number of syllables equals 18. More than one Chai-Ju may be connected to form a longer poem or writing.
Subject matter is virtually unlimited.
The term is inspired, in part, by the Japanese poetry "Haiku" which usually has 17 syllables.
"Chai" is a Hebrew word denoting "life".
"Chai" also represents the number 18
based on the values of its 2 Hebrew letters.
The number 18 is valued in Jewish culture because of Judaism’s focus on the importance of life.
Monetary gifts are often given in multiples of 18.
The word “Chai” is often displayed on pendants and other items.
"Ju" is a Japanese character and word that refers to flexibility of mind and body to adapt to circumstances spontaneously.
"Ju" also is suggestive of the Jewish nature of the word "Chai".
A Chai-Ju may have any number of lines as long as the number of syllables equals 18. More than one Chai-Ju may be connected to form a longer poem or writing.
Subject matter is virtually unlimited.
Chai-Ju example:
~~~~~
I've won some
and I've lost some.
But for the most part
my life has been awesome.
=================
~~~~~
I've won some
and I've lost some.
But for the most part
my life has been awesome.
=================
Chai-Ju by SingingRabbi January 2, 2010