Chumorrow

Churro (Spanish slang) for diarrhea, that is so bad it lasts until tomorrow.

Wtf was that about?
Yeah, I hope that puta gets Chumorrow!

by DocTourG November 13, 2019

clomorrow

Portmanteau of "class" and "tomorrow." Clomorrow typically refers to an academic or classroom setting, but can be used for any regularly scheduled meeting.

See "Clasterday" for "class" and "yesterday."

We have homework due clomorrow.

I'll be out clomorrow, can I get your notes later?

by PineapplePizza117 February 21, 2022

chamorro

1. a language of the NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS (Saipan, Guam, Rota, Tinian, etc.)

2. a person from the NORTHERN MARIAN ISLANDS

a: What language do you speak?
b: Chamorro
a: What are you?
b: Chamorro
a: So your asian?
b: NO STUPID, Im Chamorro!

by Wendy Camacho June 13, 2005

Chamorro

Indigenous people to the lovely island of Guahan, or Guam for you outsiders. They're known for their awesome barbecue and unique finadene sauce. Although some think they're Filipino, THEY'RE NOT. Totally different ethnicity, totally different island. Chamorros are very hospitable, welcoming, and for some reason are very patriotic, despite the recent and ongoing conflict in regard to the upcoming Military build-up. They're definitely people you want on your side. They are very family oriented and over-protective for good reason. They are currently fighting for political identity, war reparations for WWII victims and veterans, and indigenous rights. They can be the most respectful, loving, and welcoming people but in extreme situations, the most feared.

Chamorros are very patriotic in that Guam has the highest enlistment rate in the US.

by Guahan4Life January 8, 2012

Chamorro

1. The native language of Guam.
2. A native of Guam.

"Hafa A'dai" is a greeting in Chamorro.

Yea bro, that's how we Chamorros barbecue, bro.

by shellerocks. June 24, 2005

Chamorro

An indigenous Pacific Ocean group and culture from the Mariana Islands. The Mariana Islands are politically divided between Guam and The Northern Mariana Islands. The Chamorros have been depicted as being Filipinos but this has proven to be untrue culturally and genetically. The Chamorros are a distinct cultural and linguistic group seperate from other Pacific Island groups, e.g. Hawai'ians, and Asian groups, e.g. Filipinos. The next closest language related to Chamorro is a "distant cousin" language from the Toraja Cluster of Celebes, Indonesia.

Chamorro is also spelled Chamoru.

A: Are you Guamanian or Chamorro?
B: I'm both.
A: How's that?
B: Guamanians are Chamorros from the island of Guam and not from the Northern Mariana Islands. If I were from the Northern Mariana Islands then I would be a Chamorro, but not a Guamanian.

by urban munky December 5, 2007

Chamorro

Someone from Guam.

'Yo, Guamolian, you're Guamish, right?'
'No, Chamorro, idoit.'

by Spork April 6, 2004