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to chill, to calm down, to stop wiggin'.
dude chive, I wasn't really going to steal a bite of your food.

Dude chive, there's no need to wig.

man we were chiving on the green.
chiving by t sauce January 3, 2005
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A sexual act in which a man has anal sex with a woman. He then pulls out and with poop on his dick bangs her armpit. The end result is a poop mark in the shape of a chive.
Dude I totally heard that Seth was chiving with Shelia and things got messy.
Chiving by Jimmyhead October 27, 2010
Chiving |CHīv ing|

Verb

1. Taking a shit while looking at the Chive app.

2. Shitting, but you’ve said chiving so many times that they are now interchangeable.
GF: What are you doing?

Me: Just chiving *sends meme to buddy*...don’t come in here!
Chiving by Tripple-J February 28, 2020
Yo Lawrence I’m chiving
Chiving by Agoosegus April 23, 2025

Chive (chiving)

a verb refering to the act of fingering ones asshole
"Dude, I chived her good last night. She didn't even crap."
Chive (chiving) by Bonnar May 25, 2004
Chivin appears to be quiet and shy on the first glance, but he is actually a kind, sweet and is often very good at math.

People who get to know chivin usually say he is both a loyal and caring friend, who often worries about others more than himself.

Chivin is often seen as both cute and handsome, although having a low self image at times. People named chivin are usually both creative and artistic, excelling in both drawing and photography.

All around a kind, loyal, imaginative, fun lovering person who unfortunately has long periods of high stress and anxiety.
Hey have you met my friend chivin he's the best.
Chivin by The beautiful truth November 12, 2016
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