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chi town 

Let's roll into chi town
chi town by AC December 9, 2003

chi town 

chi town by Anonymous April 29, 2003

Chi-Town 

I'm from chi-town. Respesent!
Chi-Town by DymeP February 11, 2006

Chi-Town Boogie

Similar to the Irish goodbye the Chi-town boogie takes place in a cab after a night of drinking with one or more friends riding with you. In route to the next destination when the cab stops at a stop light or stop sign you toss a few bucks at your friends, quickly jump out the cab yelling "CHI-TOWN BOOGIE!" and disappear into the night. The move is especially useful when you want to dip out early on a night and not get your balls busted by your friends or simply to go do something more fun.
We were on our way to the zebra and Noel pulls a Chi-Town boogie on me, I havnt heard from him since.
Chi-Town Boogie by Ez B June 1, 2014

chi-town sprinkler 

this is when you sit in a stall in the mens room until some guy goes in next to you. You then wait until the man has completely lowered his trousers and is in the process of blastin his dukey. You then proceed to stand on the toilet (if possible), lower your pants, and let out a pisser over the stall wall and onto the man next to you. Then zip up and run like a motherfucker!!!!!!!!!

This can also be done with two people on either side of the man, both in on the joke. Sometimes called a chi-town super sprinkler
Me and Daniel gave our teacher a chi-town sprinkler while he was on the john. He never found out!!!!!!
chi-town sprinkler by ridinwitdubs September 1, 2008

chi-town 

My niggaz up in Chi-town
chi-town by orionedt May 17, 2003
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