chicken feed
Bubba went into the country store to ask for foldin' money for the chicken feed he had in his pocket.
chicken feed by Richard Black October 8, 2007
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chicken feed
chicken feed by Diana Stephens October 28, 2004
Chicken feed
A pitiful amount of money you get from an employer or the benefits office where once you've paid everything out to stop yourself getting evicted and keep debt collectors off your back you're just about lucky to have enough left to buy a few bits from the reduced shelf at the supermarket
I'm once again sat clock watching for 5 days with nothing to my name waiting to be paid my chicken feed
Chicken feed by purpleponce October 25, 2020
Chicken-feed
Chicken-feed is when a male (mostly a drug dealer) who wants to have sex with a woman, mostly some type of a ho, keeps a little bit of his stash or a small amount of other types of different drugs to the side and brings out with him, to give her some of the drugs for free, in exchange for sex, even if he doesn't do any.
Chicken-feed by Bon Bon Girl September 13, 2015
Chicken-feed
Chicken-feed is when a male (mostly a drug dealer) who wants to have sex with a woman, mostly some type of a ho, keeps a little bit of his stash or a small amount of other types of different drugs to the side and brings out with him, to give her some of the drugs for free, in exchange for sex, even if he doesn't do any.
Chicken-feed by Bon Bon Girl September 13, 2015
high speed chicken feed
high speed chicken feed by DaveHondoras December 28, 2005
high speed chicken feed
high speed chicken feed by james July 20, 2004
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