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Chickidink 

Chickidink can be used either as a noun or adjective to describe something or someone that is small, and usually cute because of their size.
1. Mark : "They let you in the club without an ID?! But you're such a lil chickidink!"
Holly : "Shut uup!"

2. John : "Omg! Look at that pick-up truck. It's so tiny!"
Jane : "Yeah, that's a tiny-ass chickidink truck"
Chickidink by Nygma101 June 18, 2022
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coinkidink 

The Classical Latin pronunciation of "coincidence".
Mehercule, ego quoque veni, vidi, vici! Talis coincidenc est!
(By Hercules, I too came, saw, and conquered! What a coinkidink!)
coinkidink by vladvlad April 30, 2006

ChickDicked 

ChickDicked


When a woman wins over a man, especially in an academic argument.

Or

Any situation where a woman gives a man a real run via showing usually masculine tenacity
"I heard John was left with nothing after the divorce"

"Yep, he was well and truly ChickDicked"!!



A close call example

"Who Do you think won the debate?"

"Biden, but he was nearly ChickDicked by Palin!
ChickDicked by APPLEBY-QUOTES January 16, 2009

ChinkyDink 

Your Asian friend in witch you copy math homework from
My ChinkyDink assisted me with my homework so now I have an A.
ChinkyDink by orange_panda35 May 14, 2018

Coinkidink 

Coincidence but saying it in a different way.
"JERAMY WHY IS THERE A FUCKING DEAD BODY IN THE KITCHEN?!?!?!"

"OwO what a coinkidink."

chinkadink 

a small asian like penis.
man, that guy has a chinkadink
chinkadink by alex March 10, 2005

Chickidilla 

More commonly known as chicken wrap. It consists of a wrap filled with chicken and lettuce, and tends to be toasted. Often enough, the wrap that is used would not be suitable to be 'wrapped around', and would often result in crumples and tears along the side, especially when toasted. This can also lead to sizzling noises inside the toaster due to tomatoes being uncovered by those tears. An additional (also aiding the sizzling) ingredient is mayonnaise.

This term date back to the 2008s, the exact date as recorded by historians being 19th November 2008. It originated from a mystical island called Malta.
Person 1: What do you prefer, fajita, burrito, taquito, quesadilla or a plain tortilla?
Person 2: CHICKIDILLA!
Chickidilla by AlphaX March 31, 2009
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