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chee chee 

A jail house food creation of the following common ingredients (but subject to change):
1. Roman Noodles
2. Cheetos
3. beefstick
4. cheese squeezer
Items may be added or removed as available from comminsary and what can be snuck out of the prison kitchen.
On Thursday when everyone gets comminsary there is an hour long line for hot water because everyone is making chee chees.
chee chee by T`Dawg March 5, 2010
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Chee Chee 

Jailhouse food. Partially cook a pack of Ramen Noodles (use hot water or, if your cell doesn't have it, soak for a while in cold water). Crush up a bag of cheese curls--Cheetos will work, but it's not the same--and pour the Ramen into the bag. Eat with a plastic spoon.
Got a chee chee ready in my commissary box.
Chee Chee by ziticlown June 18, 2010

chee chee 

A racial slur for an Indian man. Used in the 18th century referring to his smell, look and small penis.
Hello there Richard, how are you.
Bad, this chee chee boy down the road keeps looking at my daughter funny
Alright, lets take care of him :)

chee chee 

"Damn, shes a fucken chee chee girl"
chee chee by ¤GHeTTo-FaB¤ September 7, 2003

chee chee 

when u want to say “chill out” but you are freaking out so it comes out as chee chee chee
“you are sure you didn’t talk to anyone last night?”
“no girl I promise I just hung out w the guys”
well I was there and saw u talk to that Ellie chick so I’m leaving”
“aight aight chee chee chee ch chee”
chee chee by anjee2222 December 23, 2018

Chee Chee 

The ultimate hair scrunchie, for scrunchie lovers. Derived from the root word, Scrunchie.
Girl, is that a scrunchie? No, It's a Chee Chee.
Chee Chee by ageofinfluence April 25, 2019

chee chee poots 

slang for marijuana, canabis, pot, etc. Originated in the ghettos of Norridge IL along Harlem Ave where teens cruised the streets hanging at White Castle with nothing better to do.
Dude! You smokin all the chee chee poots?!
chee chee poots by JuJuLips October 30, 2004
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