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Chino Feet

Chino Feet is a severe medical condition typically linked to the Mario family. It originates from the rare fungus "Isaiah" and causes severe inflammation of the toes, lungs, esophagus, and even irritableness upon hearing the word "Chino." This infection typically lasts around four years, and affects high-school-aged kids the most. It's also quite common for the infected to become addicted to games like Valorant, Kingdom Hearts, and Rocket League.
"Why's Mr. Mario so mad about you saying the word "Chino?""

"He must be infected with Chino Feet..."
Chino Feet by UpdateScreen January 9, 2022
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Chico feet 

When someone (usually Chico State students) has gone downtown in Chico, CA wearing sandals at night during the weekend. Party-hoping and walking the town causes one's feet to get extremely dirty and thus the term "Chico feet" was created. Usually one is too drunk during the night to notice and figures it out in the morning.
Whooaa! get your Chico feet the hell off my bed!
Chico feet by ThizzILraindrops February 22, 2010

Chico Feet 

a noun used by CSU chico students for dirty, torn up feet from party hoping all weekend,

Also a dope jam/ party band from Chico, CA
I'm gonna get chico feet if don't find which party Chico Feet is playing at this weekend.

Chico Feet 

After getting so unbearably wasted you lose your shoes you walk bare foot through a Chico State frat house and accumulating dried cum, puke, blood, and dirt on the bottom of your feet
Dude after Justin finished railing that Chico trash she walked through his room and she left with some serious Chico Feet
Chico Feet by Kurger Bing September 14, 2020
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