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My dad is chinese and my mom is a pinay; therefore, im a chinoy.
chinoy by biggraiyuncee March 21, 2004
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A person of Chinese and Filipino blood or one who has a Mother/Father of Chinese or Filipino background and a Mother/Father of Chinese or Filipino background.
My Mother is Filipino(pinoy) and My Dad is Chinese(i think it's chinx or something) so i'm Chinoy. True Story you know.
Chinoy by Michael.C September 28, 2005
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a person with a mixture of both Chinese and Filipino blood. Chinoy's are usually half Chinese. they get most of their features from their Chinese side more than their Filipino side.
They come with cute narrow eyes and fair skin tone.
(cute Filipino girls talking)
girl#1: Who's that cute guy over there? he looks so foreign...
girl#2: Oh that! He's a chinoy... we can talk to him cuz' he's part Filipino and speaks tagalog.
chinoy: kamusta kayo? (means "how are you?" in tagalog)
girl#2: (talks to girl#1) see, i told you so...
chinoy by loki-loki October 21, 2009
Filipino citizens with big chunks of Chinese ancestry who are mostly rich and privileged, with some being middle-class. Their culture is associated with money and business.


Ex.
The Chinoy boss made a deduction from his worker's salary for being late.

Her Chinoy friend looked down on the poor for being ignorant.

Chinoy by Peytpul January 31, 2023

Chineyman 

Term used for a male of Asian decent or origin.
John is a Chineyman. He's from Korea or somewhere.
Chineyman by unstable bob August 10, 2017
A highly intelligent person with great insight and vision. Spiritually evolved, kind and intuitive.
Meeting Chinmoy was an experience to remember.
chinmoy by CPS27 March 23, 2020

Chinook Sports Coach 

A Chinook Sports Coach is the definition of any person who has no moral or ethic sense. These characteristics were made known in Chinook, MT. Sports coaches feel their ego's are more important than the kids they are coaching. They often fail to realize that in High School sports specifically, the focus is on kids having fun and not on power tripping adults.

These Chinook Sports Coaches will bypass any attempts at an ethical decision if it allows them to look good to their superiors. This type of person does not have any balls what so ever and also lacks a backbone as they can not stand up to their convictions and in a sense admitting their own guilt.

Anyone who finds them self dealing with one of these Chinook Sports Coaches should rest assured what goes around comes around so don't conform to their wishes and stand up for yourself
-That Basketball coach just wants in his players pants doesn't he?

> Yeah, he's defiantly a Chinook Sports Coach!
Chinook Sports Coach by IliketheUSA September 10, 2011
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