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Chubbsicle 

1.A fat or Chubby man or boy that likes to eat ice cream leading their body to look like a very fat chocolate filled chubbsicle.

2.A chode in human form
1. did u see that kid eat four fudgesicles? WHAT A CHUBBSICLE!

2. did u see that kids rolls flopping in an upright position, he looked fatter than he was tall! WHAT A CHUBBSICLE!
Chubbsicle by NO NAME JONES July 27, 2010
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chumpsicle 

being the most unliked person in your community. this person is the opposite of what you think is tight; a straight rookie
coined by craft
"hey Luke do you have a condom?"
"sorry bra, I don't"
".....you clowny horse faced chumpsicle"
chumpsicle by rizkid June 22, 2008
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chubsickle 

Someone who is fat, or overwait. An Obesse person.
Scott is a chubsickle
chubsickle by fishstyx August 31, 2006
shark week's famous shark-attracting bait, a 4 ton frozen mass made up of fish carcasses. chumsicle can be used to define the sex habits of sharks and as a sexually suggestive word to humans.
1. "that shark really fed on that night-time chumsicle!"
2. "The debris coming off the chumsicle is enough to send the sharks in a frenzy... The chumsicle comes out with ease"
3. "see how the chumsicle plays out with a known feeder!"
4. "as soon as one shark starts gnawing at the chumsicle the other skarks start to get excited and start gnawing too"
chumsicle by sharkweek313 August 10, 2010

Chubsicle 

a synonym for chubb, or half-powered erection. Most often acquired whilst petting your cat, or thinking about petting somebodies cat.
Dude, the other day i was giving meowth a pet-down, and i sprung a measly chubsicle. It was excellent.
Chubsicle by chub_master_flex March 3, 2011
The area of fat around a persons hips.
I couldn't get the seat belt on because of my chubbicle.
Chubbicle by Stewie PID March 14, 2022
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