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Chee Hong 

Noun & Adjective.

Literal meaning: Chicken wind or having wind for chickens.

It is used to describe someone who is running with the wind in his sexual pursuit of women (chicken).

Alternatively, the term may also mean that the person has strong wind blowing in his sails whilst on his quest for women.

Definition: A sex maniac, pervert.
"That man is such a chee hong. He thinks about sex every minute".
Chee Hong by Bomah October 18, 2010
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Chee Hong 

A big jerk who would blame his water bottle if he were to choke on his drink. Always makes up lies to fit in and is usually rejected by society. Is unloved by their family and needs vape to survive in this cruel world. Very terrible person. A bearer of this name is usually an annoying person in general.
John: Yeah, I own a mansion in Australia!
Harry: C'mon man, don't be such a Chee Hong
Chee Hong by a-death-to-wish November 24, 2021
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Kong Chee Hong 

A guy who likes to masturbate and watches porn in class. He is gay and sexist.
Zidane is Kong Chee Hong.
Kong Chee Hong by A CatFromAfrica August 29, 2022
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