Chikley
These girls are chikley
Chikley by Charlidbsjwkmwa January 24, 2023
chikey
A now very common word used to describe a mix between the commonly associated chav and pikey. It is a mix between a tracksuit wearing townie and a caravan selling gypsy, sometimes also known as a townsy.
Chigley
Chigley by Marty Horze December 16, 2003
Chileya
Pronounced Chi-lay-a.
A common name in the country of zambia and means the wise one. Any body would be happy to have this name and it is very unique.
A common name in the country of zambia and means the wise one. Any body would be happy to have this name and it is very unique.
Chileya by youngmoney1414 July 24, 2009
Chimley
Chinley
A village that sits between Whaley Bridge and Chapel en le Frith like a bell end between two tits. It pretends to be posh with its expensive houses and farms but really it’s full of the usual inbred crowds and moronic wannabe chavs.
The best part about it is the A6 leading away, because if nearby Stockport is better, you know it’s just woeful.
The middle aged or older are there for the appearance after inheriting everything from there parents/siblings (same people) while not actually having a pot to piss in and having no concept of the wider world.
The younger men, usually chavs eventually wonder up the road to either Ferodo or PVC for a job where they stay for life never to be seen again or are sacked for sniffing asbestos.
The younger women, upset with the lack of attention from their brothers (who are lurking around sheep) will find a boyfriend in a neighbouring town to cheat on and usually have a fanny like a punched lasagna.
The best part about it is the A6 leading away, because if nearby Stockport is better, you know it’s just woeful.
The middle aged or older are there for the appearance after inheriting everything from there parents/siblings (same people) while not actually having a pot to piss in and having no concept of the wider world.
The younger men, usually chavs eventually wonder up the road to either Ferodo or PVC for a job where they stay for life never to be seen again or are sacked for sniffing asbestos.
The younger women, upset with the lack of attention from their brothers (who are lurking around sheep) will find a boyfriend in a neighbouring town to cheat on and usually have a fanny like a punched lasagna.
Man 1: Ever been to Chinley?
Man 2: yeah, my ex is from there. She was cheating on me without a bloke who looks just like her.
Man 1: weird
Wife: What’s Chinley like?
Husband: Fucking awful. Wouldn’t stop there to take a shit.
Man 2: yeah, my ex is from there. She was cheating on me without a bloke who looks just like her.
Man 1: weird
Wife: What’s Chinley like?
Husband: Fucking awful. Wouldn’t stop there to take a shit.
Chinley by RabidHamster February 10, 2022
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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