Chicken Winger

A person who fell out of the ugly tree at birth and hit every branch on the way down.

Man, look at David! What a chicken winger!

by Alec Ulrich May 30, 2006

Chicken winger

it's a goofy ahh combo of chicken wings and fingers that my devious friend said

you gosh diggity darn chicken winger

by fortinite March 4, 2023

Chicken Winged

A sales term meaning to lose a sale, due to the client hanging up the phone, just before they were meant to hand over their Direct Debit details. The sheer frustration of this event results in the sales agent slamming down the phone several times in the form of a flapping chicken. Hence, Chicken Winged.

Salesman #1:
The customer said it was the perfect product for him, and said he was just going to get his wallet for the direct debit details, Then he hung up.

Salesman # 2:
You just got Chicken Winged.

Salesman #1:
I just got Chicken Winged.

by Squirrel the Nut Hoarder November 22, 2015

Chicken Winged

To be hit by a elbow, also known as the "chicken wing slap". Harder to deliver, as it requires your opponent to be behind you, but more effective than a punch, since your wrist would twist slightly as your fist connected, reducing the overall force exerted. A elbow can be delivered quicker, so it hurts more, often with a quick jolt of your shoulders.

Chicken winging somebody in front of you is not advised.

After this chollo slapped my head against a paper-thin aluminin locker, I chicken winged him off my back and stomped his teeth in.

by C Tan October 29, 2005

chickenFinger

Chicken Finger: lingo used to describe a wife or girlfriend who doesn't like screwing her spouse.

My wife says she don't need me in her bed anymore. She said chickenfinger herself!

by Sloan8043 March 10, 2017

chickenswinger

A chickenswinger is the ritual guide who performs a symbolic ceremony that helps a person release their mistakes and begin again. In the ancient Kaparot ritual, the guide swings a chicken in a circular motion while prayers are spoken, representing the transfer of burdens away from the person. The act is less about the chicken itself and more about the human need to let go, reflect, and start fresh.

In the ceremony, the chickenswinger acts as the ritual guide, performing the symbolic motion that represents the transfer of a person's mistakes before Yom Kippur.

by MysterThomas March 8, 2026