Chixl

An absolute amazing, beautiful and a mad lad mexican. He likes to live!!!!!

Someone else: Dude have you seen this guy named Chixl? Pretty cool guy right?

by Chixl, Lord of Destruction February 24, 2021

Chilaf

Word mash using chill and AF (as fuck). Meaning extremely chill.

Man, Josh, the delivery driver is chilaf!

by Go Jax Jags August 4, 2016

Rying chil

You are trying that tik tok trend aren’t you but with FNAF characters and this one with C.C.’s full name

I tried that tik toc trend with C.C. it came out as rying chil

by Hopeanddespair2134🍄 May 20, 2021

Spittin' chiclets

"Spittin' chiclets" takes place when either yourself or somebody gets hit so hard, they have their teeth knocked out.

"Damn, he got hit so hard, he was on all fours in the parking lot, spittin' chiclets"

by Bamchug April 13, 2009

Chilapatío

A mexican slang made out by the words "Chilango" (Anyone native to Mexico city), and "Tapatío" (Someone from Guadalajara, Jalisco).

This word applies when a "chilango" lived his entire life in Guadalajara, Jalisco and is even capable of tasting "tortas ahogadas" without making a big deal about wet food.

"A mi me cae que no es ni de aquí ni de allá, ese es un chilapatío y seguro que es bien puto, la neta."

by Rodrigo Agujas May 13, 2013

Chiklis

Intense, raw, badass. The opposite of French. If you're Chiklis, people will frequently use the verb "manhandle" to describe your actions. Chest-kicking strangers is a pretty Chiklis move. As is TKO'ing Soda Popinski in Punch-Out.

Synonyms: Gully, Nam, Selleck.

Antonyms: French, Twilight, Bon Iver

Inspired by Actor Michael Chiklis.

"The new Dragonforce album is Chiklis as shit."

"Man, that girl was all over you last night."

"Yeah, things got pretty Chiklis on the cab ride back to her place."

"Leon got reallll Chiklis after he manhandled a fifth of Maker's Mark."

by ecoopersmith February 14, 2010

Chifletas

Humorous pseudo-Spanish for flip-flops. It is referring to the even more silly sounding real Spanish word 'Chancletas' meaning the same.

Often used by gringos (like me) and an accompanying bad Spanish accent really helps the delivery, often sounding like 'chiflayders'.

"Put you chifletas on before you go to the beach"
"My those are lovely chifletas"
"Baby they are not 'Chifletas' they are 'Chancletas' you crazy one"

by midlantica October 8, 2009