Chickbilly
A lady who is into suped up lawnmowers, snowmobiles, and Star Wars. They are rare but easy to find close to bon fires, mud, guns, or anything with a loud motor.
Chickbilly by Motoho January 26, 2016
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Chillbilly
A person who does not wish to operate by the ways of today's hustle and bustle society, but instead, chooses to enjoy and contemplate life more often in a chill state of mind.
Chillbilly by goose goose duck June 2, 2015
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