SMS TXT: dude these chubies just jumped out from behind a bush and silly-stringed my car.
SMS TXT (Reply): ducking chubies..
SMS TXT (Reply): ducking chubies..
by Sy Kaleo September 29, 2007
by cin January 30, 2005
T9 suggestion for "bitch," though it, itself, is not a word in the English language.
Chubi (chew-bee) has evolved not only as a more delicate synonym for "bitch," but to describe anything that is smaller, squatter, or slightly more annoying than the average.
Multiple variations exist and are encouraged.
Chubi (chew-bee) has evolved not only as a more delicate synonym for "bitch," but to describe anything that is smaller, squatter, or slightly more annoying than the average.
Multiple variations exist and are encouraged.
by The Original Chubster May 18, 2010
You can use T9 code words for cuss words without cussing..."Why you gotta be such a chubi?" Translation: "Why you gotta be such a bitch?"
by Jazalle, Mike Blue April 1, 2006
the more acceptible way to say bitch infront of parentals and teachers.
Originated from text messaging screwups.
Originated from text messaging screwups.
by §amanda January 30, 2006
Pronounced "Chew-bee" Another word for "Bitch". Most commonly found when trying to text message the word "bitch" to a friend or ex-girlfriend.
Origionally used by friends in "The Animal House" Pasco, WA.
Origionally used by friends in "The Animal House" Pasco, WA.
"Jennie and Heather are Chubis" "Dont be a Chubi" "Hey, your crazy Chubi..." "My girlfriend is a cheating Chubi" "Chubi Chubi Chubi... that's all I ever hear"
by Sean Peterson August 9, 2006
Another word for bitch.
Can be shorten to "chube" (pronounced choob)
Can be used in multiple context, like the word "fuck".
It can be used to describe happiness, anger, detest, joy, surprise, despair, delight, confusion, in a phrase, as an adverd, as an adjective, as a verb, as a noun.
Can be shorten to "chube" (pronounced choob)
Can be used in multiple context, like the word "fuck".
It can be used to describe happiness, anger, detest, joy, surprise, despair, delight, confusion, in a phrase, as an adverd, as an adjective, as a verb, as a noun.
"Stop chubin' around!"
"The chube is loose."
"Chube that!"
"That chubi is runnin' wild!"
"What a chubi that Sarah Jolley is! She went and chubed my man!"
"Beware of the chubi"
"The chube is loose."
"Chube that!"
"That chubi is runnin' wild!"
"What a chubi that Sarah Jolley is! She went and chubed my man!"
"Beware of the chubi"
by Lindsey and Danielle September 22, 2006