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Chaparrito 

Chaparro or Chaparrito (male)
Chaparra or Chaparrito (female)

slang used mainly in Mexico.
Means: short person.
It can also be used as a word of endearment = Sweety.
-Te extraño, chaparrito.
(I miss you, sweety)
Chaparrito by Guapa June 12, 2011

Chairricade 

A frustrating chair that someone has carelessly left blocking a narrow hall, aisle, or other seat.
I tried to make it through the aisle but someone stupidly left a chairricade in the middle so I had to go around.
Chairricade by Shmebber November 8, 2009

chaparrita

Latin slang for short. Used for short females. A pet name for a short woman or short girl, "shorty." Usually used as a pet name within a Mexican family as a sign of affection for a little girl.
Como esta mi chaparrita? How's my shorty doing?

Oiga! Chaparrita! "Hey...shorty!"
chaparrita by Jen BT March 27, 2007

chavarriaga 

People with the last name Chavarriaga are rare but if you do find one then keep them and try to get close with them because they will always make you laugh and be nice. They can be a pain in the ass but will always make you happy.
The last name Chavarriaga is very common in Colombia.
chavarriaga by Jeanki December 5, 2019

chavarriaga 

People with the last name Chavarriaga are outgoing and not shy but when it comes to meeting new people they are very nice and caring. They will make you laugh all the time and become ur best friend. But they are very stubborn and hard headed.
Chavarriaga is not a common last name for people.
chavarriaga by Jeanki December 5, 2019

chaparra 

Latin slang for short. Used for short females and can also be used for short males as "Chaparro"
I know that girl, she is a chaparra, isnt she.
chaparra by sandSStorm May 27, 2005
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