Chicken Necking
When black girls thrust their head back and forth when they are usually yelling at you, much like a chicken thrusts its head back and forth when it walks or runs.
Chicken Necking by CMBC June 2, 2009
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chicken necking
The process by which you tie a raw chicken neck to a string in order to lure a crab to bite it. (P.S. chicken necks float so you might want to weight it down.)
chicken necking by Patti Lisa September 11, 2007
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Chicken Necking
The process in which one whips out their dick and vigorously shakes it at another individual while proclaiming, "Chicken Neck," in a humorous fashion.
Ronald: Hey, Colonel, what's up?
Colonel Sanders: *Whips out junk and begins to shake it at Ronald* CHICKEN NECK!
Ronald: You're a sick fuck, Colonel Sanders, always Chicken Necking me...
Colonel Sanders: *Whips out junk and begins to shake it at Ronald* CHICKEN NECK!
Ronald: You're a sick fuck, Colonel Sanders, always Chicken Necking me...
Chicken Necking by Buckman3000 May 14, 2013
chicken necking
When a person is about to pass out and they look like they are choking.
A term used only for people who can't take the heat.
A term used only for people who can't take the heat.
chicken necking by Cazmanian Devil May 2, 2010
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