cherne
cherne by faceheadinyourface September 21, 2009
Words you can keep
Cherne
verb;
(churn - ee)
1. To be so lazy you miss out on key events in life.
2. To take everything personally and to heart (neg. connotation)
(churn - ee)
1. To be so lazy you miss out on key events in life.
2. To take everything personally and to heart (neg. connotation)
1. Angela would have gone to the incredible party last night but she cherneed her way out and missed it.
2. "Don't cherne out on me bro, I only asked you why you look like you just got out of bed at 4 pm."
2. "Don't cherne out on me bro, I only asked you why you look like you just got out of bed at 4 pm."
Cherne by brossestondents,s'ilvousplait. October 21, 2010
Cherné
This name is French and is quite rare. People with this name likely prefer a smaller, closer group of friends.
They also love sports and comforting comedy series.
(Some might have a weird obsession with crime documentaries!)
They put their loved ones first and will do anything to protect them.
They're usually on the shorter side. ;)
(With some hidden anger issues!)
But always have the best advice and their love has no limit.
They are caring, even though they don't always show it.
They are forgiving, but will never let those who hurt them be a close part of their lives ever again.
They are more likely to be stepped on, but always come back stronger & wiser!
Cherné's are just one of a kind.
They also love sports and comforting comedy series.
(Some might have a weird obsession with crime documentaries!)
They put their loved ones first and will do anything to protect them.
They're usually on the shorter side. ;)
(With some hidden anger issues!)
But always have the best advice and their love has no limit.
They are caring, even though they don't always show it.
They are forgiving, but will never let those who hurt them be a close part of their lives ever again.
They are more likely to be stepped on, but always come back stronger & wiser!
Cherné's are just one of a kind.
My best friend, Cherné, is like no other friend I've ever had! I love her so much.
Have you met Cherné? She will truly be a light in your life!
Have you met Cherné? She will truly be a light in your life!
Cherné by Paris Francisca November 21, 2021
Chene
Chene is a beautiful smart girl she may be insure at times but besides that she is a strong independent women who stands out from the crowd and deserves a loving faithful man in her life who gives her all the love and affection she desires. She is a beautiful peng Godess and her True friends love her no matter what mistakes she makes in her life they are always be her side day or night.
Chene by Bestie1245 August 19, 2018
cherae
Cherae is one of a kind person. She is loving, caring, and just an amazing person! She cares a lot more than she shows and will be a best friend that anyone would love to have. She is the best thing that will ever happen to you. She can also flip a switch and have an urge like no one has ever seen.
Cherae is an amazing person and friend.
Cheenese Neck Man
A holy god of Piaopiaoism, and the founder of the Xiaoxiao university. After losing in a duel to Cheenese Egg Man, he promoted to a god (as Cheenese Egg Man was impressed by his skill), and they have been ruling wuHAN, hooBAY, CHEENA ever since.
Cheenese Neck Man by IDoEnjoyCoffinDance September 3, 2020
Cherce
Another pronunciation of the word choice, meaning awesome, excellent, top notch.
Don't know much about the history of this word, but it was supposedly said first by Spencer Tracy in the 50's.
Sounds like a reverse Brooklyn accent, where they normally say 'foyst' instead of 'first'. In this case, it's the opposite. Instead of 'choice', it's pronounced 'cherce'.
Don't know much about the history of this word, but it was supposedly said first by Spencer Tracy in the 50's.
Sounds like a reverse Brooklyn accent, where they normally say 'foyst' instead of 'first'. In this case, it's the opposite. Instead of 'choice', it's pronounced 'cherce'.
Cherce by Steff 320i June 2, 2010
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
Bill: Whats' that?
Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
Bill: *GAG* *HURL* *GAG*
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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