chingle

Loose change, small change (coins only).

I only had a pocket of chingle, but it was enough to buy a pint of beer.

by Mark Brown September 17, 2006

Chingle

A chode that, when photographed, must be measured next to a mini Pringles can.

Girl 1: "Oh my god, he texted me a picture of his chingle."
Girl 2: "I think he sent me the same one! Was it sour cream and onion and smaller than the can?"
Girl 1: "Yeah, I puked in my mouth a little."

by VixenBlitz August 11, 2010

Chingle

Cool; Off the hook

That guy's hat is chingle.

by Osumness January 14, 2014

Chingle

The status of someone that is single but has children

"She's single why don't you ask her out?"
"Na, she's chingle, I can't be dealing with that."

by polop91 April 4, 2015

chingle

Verb: to cheat; to screw over

David: There is no change from dinner!
Caroline: That was a $20 bill, not a five! You chingled me!

by cmlcml August 1, 2008

chingle

To steal or shoplift see also five finger discount.

Dude, I totally chingled a slim jim and some sheetrock.

by mike elkins April 9, 2005

Chingle

Fucking single. Combination of Spanish "chingar" and English "single".

I haven't had a date in a year, I'm gonna be chingle for life.

by Handsomus October 27, 2010