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The act of rowing and being in a crew on the water. May be in a skull or a sweep boat - but must be with more than one person so that they may call you an idiot for the poor joining of the words CREW and ROWING.
Dude we should totally go crewing today!" "Please don't ever say that again.
crewing by colbrochill March 8, 2011
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the act of wearing an article of clothing made by J Crew.
Look at him; he's crewing today.
crewing by B Hur August 11, 2007
Gooning to a videogame called "Among Us" but whenever you are the Impostor you have to edge.

-You can only finish as an Impostor if you murdered at least 2 Crewmates!
-If you are a Crewmate you can ony finish if you are Finished with *AT LEAST* 50% of the tasks!
Crewing is a mix the word Crewmate and Gooning

"Bro last night i tried crewing and i got Impostor, unfortunately i got voted out first!"

"Yoo Girl this afternoon we all going to try crewing, you play with us or what?"

Crewing Requirements 

Means your flight isnt going to be leaving in the near future. Chances are the airline crew for your flight arent even in the same city, and wont be untill well after your flight was supposed to land. Usually announced after a "late inbound aircraft" delay and before "engineering requirements" cancellation.
Delta Flight 1182 has been further delayed due to "Crewing Requirements"

Pit-crewing

When you have to fix, re-lick/seal, adjust, or roll a blunt while it's still burning in order to keep the cigarillo intact for the best hits.

In NASCAR when a racecar needs to be fixed, its tires replaced, or its gas refilled, the pit crew makes all those adjustments while the race is still going on. This helps the driver finish in the best way possible like the blunt.
Demarcus: Yo man this blunt is starting to fall apart.

Simon: I know, start pit-crewing that shit!

chewing the chotch

To give a woman oral sex, cunnilingus.
Man you smell like fish...I can tell you been chewing the chotch.
chewing the chotch by bamboy September 26, 2007

Crepingtons 

Crepingtons, usually known as ‘creps’, are the trainers most commonly worn by ‘roadmen’ or ‘chavs’. The word ‘crepingtons’ is usually affiliated with the British aristocracy.
“Wagwan my blud, are those some new crepingtons I see?”
Crepingtons by RedYoda January 30, 2021
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