Chibster 

A word that resembles the word chibi which means small thing, so it s like a nickname for a boyfriend/girlfriend/friend,etc.

Liz: what have you been up to recently?
Mando: not much chibster, you?
Liz: bleh.

Chibster by arthurcake May 5, 2010

Chibster 

a nickname to call your friend with a really small and thin willy

Friend 1 - "Yo whats up chibster"
Friend 2 - "What does that mean?"
Friend 1- "It doesnt matter"

Chibster by MungeMan October 23, 2022

Chibster 

A man who is really nice around elders and a complete prick to youngers.

He is such a chibster.

Chibster by Man-o- war April 16, 2015

Chipster 

Slang British word for a car driver who is adept at rat running - navigating to a destination by avoiding major roads and only using minor residential roads and cut throughs, via the use of advanced local or route knowledge and Sat Nav. CHIPS is British army slang for urban warfare (Causing Havoc In People's Streets) and is a combination of CHIPS and Hipster.

Ken was a total Chipster today - he took the Audi from Richmond to Chiswick in 6 minutes, avoiding Hogarth - totally messed with the Hounslow LTNs.

Chipster by Les goddams March 22, 2021

Chipster 

A portmanteau of the words Chicano and Hipster. They are typically educated, better-off and younger Mexican-Americans who retain some of their parents' Chicano culture, while also integrating modern American hipster appearances such as skinny jeans and flannel.

Boyle Heights has seen soaring property values and cost-of-living due to all the chipsters moving back to the traditionally low-income and homogeneously Mexican neighborhood; they tend to congregate at coffee shops such as Primera Taza.

Chipster by miguelelel August 20, 2013

Chubster

A slang term for a fat person

"Dude, did you see that chubster over there?" His friend responds, "Damn! She is big."

Chubster by Chubster123 August 6, 2016

cribster

A baby who is forced to become trendy by its urban hipster parents. More and more boutiques in upscale neighborhoods cater to these parents, stuck in 1/3-life crisis, who buy their baby clothes and accessories that are essentially scaled-down versions of the Hot Topic product line. It's a way for young moms to live the party life vicariously through their child, 16 years before that child will be allowed to party.

I don't know what's more disturbing: that the 35-year old mom in Starbucks is wearing a babydoll shirt that says "Sex Kitten"... or that her cribster is wearing the same thing.

cribster by Ben Frey January 27, 2007