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A word meaning the exact opposite of toxic. This can be used to describe someone who was formerly toxic but has reformed their behavior.
Conny used to be toxic, but she reformed over the summer, and now she’s 100% cixot.
Cixot by Shajsjdba June 12, 2018
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The end of a relationship. The time when a relationship ends, at least in the heart of the one breaking up.
Pronounced "chow time."
After he cheated on his girlfriend the fourth time and she found out about it, it was ciaotime for the boyfriend.
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Left, as in handed....also refered to as "strange one" Gaelic
One in ten of the students is ciotog
ciotog by Mark Manning November 24, 2006

Ciotti Sleep-Over

A night spent with a woman that involves sleeping in the same bed, but not engaging in kissing or intercourse.
Miguel totally had a Ciotti Sleep-Over with Taylor last night; he didn't even get to second base!
Ciotti Sleep-Over by kkpatomatic November 20, 2010
- Tanto que joden estos Chipotes

- Goddamn these kids are a pain in the ass (English)
Cipote by anonymous December 19, 2004
Honduran and other Central American slang word meaning girl or little girl.
La cipota esta en la escuela. The girl is in school.
cipota by Lindymae August 12, 2010
When it's time to dump that someone special, or maybe not so special, it's "ciaotime." Ending a relationship.
pronounced "chow time"
After he cheated on his girlfriend the fourth time and she found out about it, it was ciaotime for the boyfriend.
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