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chinese burn 

A basic form of causing physical pain that is usually experienced for the first time in infant school. It invloves gripping the top of somebody's forearm with both hands then rotating the hands in opposite directions, thus stretching the skin. Tolerance to this increases with age, unless a meathead tries it and mangles not only your skin, but your muscles, ligaments and bones also.
1. Aww, I let my little cousin give me a chines burn today, and I pretended it hurt me.
2. Johnny Meatface wrestled me to the ground today and give me a chinese burn. I couldn't even breathe, let alone scream.
chinese burn by anon. April 14, 2005
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Chinese burn 

When someone twists your wrists in a strong manner in which it causes the skin around it to begin to burn and turn red.
Aw you gave me a Chinese burn!
Chinese burn by banana1569 November 13, 2017

Chinese burn 

A twist in a perons arm going both ways. Meant to cause pain and sometimes leaves a mark.
That bastard left a Chinese burn on me for no good reason.
Chinese burn by Dead Deer July 7, 2006

Chinese Burn 

Putting both hands on a cock and twisting in opposite directions.
She was sucking me off when I farted, so she gave me a chinese burn. I haven't been able to piss right for a week.
Chinese Burn by TedZeppelin March 3, 2007

Chinese Burn 

When a Chinese person insults you it is a chinese burn.
"she said my penis was tiny"
"oh bro, thats a chinese burn"

chinese burn worm 

Tug and chinese burn some guys penis

down south chinese burn

When your girlfriend finds out your cheatin on her, and in then when your in bed with her she twists your dick like a chinese burn on your arm
why you walking funny?
your mom gave me a down south chinese burn
PUNCH
down south chinese burn by craig March 11, 2003
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