Past tense of verb ("to Chow/Chaw"): Chastised, criticised, complained to /moaned at or told off. Dialect from East Riding of Yorkshire, England (esp. Hull)
by Porrohman August 07, 2011
by A very talented 4 year old February 28, 2017
Adj.
Term for a lot of powder waiting to be slain on the hill.
Synonymous with "pow pow," "gnar," and "freshies up to our nippies."
Term for a lot of powder waiting to be slain on the hill.
Synonymous with "pow pow," "gnar," and "freshies up to our nippies."
Person A: "Hey buds, did you hear how much snow we got last night?"
Person B: "Brohannesburg, this alpine environment clocked 17 inches of chow chow."
Person A: "Rad. The cow is fat, time to slaughter."
Person B: "Brohannesburg, this alpine environment clocked 17 inches of chow chow."
Person A: "Rad. The cow is fat, time to slaughter."
by TheBlackspot December 01, 2009
1. any one of the three meals a day, or any snack in between meals
2. a means of telling time (relative to one of the three meals a day)
3. The 3rd most important thing to a grunt.
2. a means of telling time (relative to one of the three meals a day)
3. The 3rd most important thing to a grunt.
1. Got any chow? My stomach is digesting itself.
2. Pvt: Hey Sarge, what time is it?
Sgt: It's about half hour till dinner chow.
3. After the good private cleaned his weapon and changed his socks, he scored some chow.
2. Pvt: Hey Sarge, what time is it?
Sgt: It's about half hour till dinner chow.
3. After the good private cleaned his weapon and changed his socks, he scored some chow.
by panzerr October 11, 2004
Cheaper Hash Or Weed = CHOW mainly ment as a lesser grade of high quality weed or hash but to be confussed with commercial and definitely not dirt weed or swag hash.
-"man, this chow could be the bomb if dr.greenthumb knew how to grow it properly."
*"but its still a good high"
-"oh no doubt!, but with the right fingers it could be much better."
*"but its still a good high"
-"oh no doubt!, but with the right fingers it could be much better."
by x February 01, 2004
To reprimand someone - tell them off. It's a Hull (Yorkshire, UK) term - don't know if it's used anywhere else
by Chris Kin June 07, 2009
A person who makes you laugh to the extreme of wetting your-self (metaphorically speaking).
Comes from the HILARIOUS character from the hit film The Hangover.
Comes from the HILARIOUS character from the hit film The Hangover.
by Mr Chow-CRAZY :) June 28, 2010