Chrab
Chrab by Reetsajakspao March 8, 2019
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chabelita
A name that suit your personality of being kind, humble, and trustworthy. People are easily believe on your ability but sometimes you question youself.
Chabelita is a good person.
carabina
Carabina is a term used for a poker player who is very tight and only puts his money in with very big hands
I was playing poker with Steve and Eddy , those guys are such carabina's in one hand I had quads but Steve said "no good mate, I've got a Royeler" what a Carabina!
carabina by GamblersRamblers January 15, 2014
Chabiddie
The hot, college-aged Jewish girl you meet at Shabbat dinner. Maybe Birthright.
Chabad+biddie=chabiddie.
Chabad+biddie=chabiddie.
Chabelita
Chabelita is a cool person. She is humble but obviously wise. She is a kind of friend that will support you all the way but only she is not that showy. She is giving, loving and caring but she doesn't know that. She don't know how to react on compliments but she surely appreciates it.
chabbi bebi
A gelatinous chubby creature that slowly devours what ever it can get it's hands on. It also enjoys dancing in the nude.
well, I was in the bathroom, and I heard something in the toilet bowl, so I look down, and well, there was chabbi bebi!
chabbi bebi by crudi bebi January 25, 2020
Carabello Hair
Reference to the camouflage netting applied to the Advanced Combat Helmets of soldiers in the 1-32 Infantry Regiment, part of the 10th Mountain Division stationed at Ft. Drum New York.
The practice was started in 2006 while the unit was deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Command Sergeant Major Carabello was responsible for the order of the application of the netting to the helmets of all soldiers operating under his command.
Soldiers began referring to it as "Carabello Hair" partly in jest and/or simply because it was easier than saying "the camouflage netting that is put on our helmets and tied to the helmet 4 to 8 times to keep it secured because Command Sergeant Major Carabello wants it that way."
The practice was started in 2006 while the unit was deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Command Sergeant Major Carabello was responsible for the order of the application of the netting to the helmets of all soldiers operating under his command.
Soldiers began referring to it as "Carabello Hair" partly in jest and/or simply because it was easier than saying "the camouflage netting that is put on our helmets and tied to the helmet 4 to 8 times to keep it secured because Command Sergeant Major Carabello wants it that way."
This Carabello Hair really sets us apart from the other units on Fort Drum.
Fuck man, my damn Carabello hair got caught in a tree limb last night and knocked me on my ass.
Your Carabello hair looks like shit, mine is pimp because it looks like dreadlocks.
Fuck man, my damn Carabello hair got caught in a tree limb last night and knocked me on my ass.
Your Carabello hair looks like shit, mine is pimp because it looks like dreadlocks.
Carabello Hair by Chosin7 February 8, 2010