Chay

Australian slang for "choice", which, in itself is used in Australian slang to describe how cool a person, act or situation is.
Can also be used as a greeting or in a demeaning or sarcastic context, usually to describe a try-hard.

Izole! You see that guy? That backflip he did was pretty chay!

Man, I can't believe the air I got off that jump! That was pretty chay!

Aw, chay! Long time no see! What are you doin' all the way out Yarrabah way?

Ignore him, he thinks he's such a chay cunt.

by Auxen October 8, 2012

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n: an ancient tea beverage with origins in the Far East. In the U.S., a latte made with black tea and spices.

A delicious tea latte served either hot or cold, with honey, vanilla and spices that has become popular in coffee shops and homes everywhere.

I like to drink a warm chai tea latte on a cold winter's day.

by mtnhoney July 13, 2003

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Chay

a; To spend an evening in recluse with some fine company.

b; To drink heavily within the confines of a couch and two love seats.

"I would rather chay at my place tonight than go out to the bar."

"We could be chay-ing at Pattie's house right now."

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by Sushihouse August 22, 2014

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