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Chinception 

The greatest, most delicious product to ever be produced by a chipotle. An ordinary burrito, wrapped in two tortillas with cheese in between them. In other words, a burrito within a quesadilla. CHINCEPTION. It has twice the food, twice the deliciousness, and the best part is they only charge you for the burrito.

Usually met with some confusion by workers, but if you're persistent, they'll always come through.

Etymology: Chipotle + Inception = Chi-inception = Chinception
A burrito within a quesadilla? Bwaaaaaah. CHINCEPTION
Chinception by Fclub4 October 14, 2011

Chinception 

A chin within a chin. Multiple chins on a single person.

A cannibalistic Chinese person who has eaten another Chinese person.
Woah, that fat guy over there has some major Chinception going on!

That Chinese person should not have eaten that other Chinese person; Chinception is wrong and illegal.
Chinception by Krimson Chin April 4, 2011

immaculate cornception 

When you haven't eaten corn in a week, but still see golden kernels studding your bowel movement.
"I haven't had corn in months! But there it was in the toilet bowl! It's an immaculate cornception."

Christception

A mental awareness that occurs when you are reading the Bible and begin to quite immersively relate to and identify with the experiences interwoven through the scriptural text.
(Scene setting: Sunday afternoon in the back of a church sanctuary somewhere in the Midwest):
Church Member Bob: I was reading 2 Kings 2 for my Bible study this week on Wednesday and I was relating too much with some of the main characters in the story...
Church Member Bill: That happened to me too while reading the New Testament this week.
Bob: Yeah this book is seriously too long for you not to get seriously invested in the interwoven storyline.
Bill: Yeah, it's like when the spirit of God is awakened within you? We call that Christception in my small group.

Bob: Ah, glad I have a word for it now.

Bill: Just curious, which characters in 2 Kings 2 did you find most relatable? Elisha or the children?

Bob: Well, actually, The bears đŸ»
Christception by TwoXđŸ» April 17, 2024
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