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NAchoO-Chess

NachoO-chess can be used to describe something too hot too handle, a rapid change (i.e. delta) in direction or plans, plays white or black if thats a thing, My head female scientists determined it is good with chips & salsa but many male philosophers disagree stating it is only good with JWB whiskey and steak. Legends of it say that it is some type of mine full of mysterious information probably just a glitch in the matrix. Perhaps that is why it is NA-chos its mine.
Ethos: That guy is something else, he needs to learn the meaning of NachoO-chess! He's driving that Rolls Royce like he stole it.

Conteigo ergo sum: Never mind that look whats coming our way!
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nacho cheese doritos

the best tasting chips in the world if you don't think so you shouldn't be alive

nacho cheese

the makeup of Donald Trump
Trump uses a mixture of nacho cheese and cheeto dust to give his face that lavish orange look found only in old, rich, orange males.
Buy some today and look just like all your favorite fascist %@#holes!
nacho cheese by a babies goad April 14, 2017

nacho cheese

Cheese that isn't yours.
nacho cheese by josh June 29, 2003

Nacho Cheese Kid 

A Kid Named Noah Who’s In Baylen Levine’s Videos. He Has An XXX-Large Nut.
Baylen:*crunching in nacho cheese doritos*
Noah: Are Those Nacho Cheese?

Baylen: Yeah

Nacho Cheese Kid Is Born

Nacho Cheese

stop! that's nacho cheese it's mine!
Nacho Cheese by The great divider August 15, 2008

Nacho Cheese

Cheese that is not owned by oneself
Dude: Hey! That's nacho cheese!
Guy: Sorry. You can have it back.
Nacho Cheese by Dan Chodos January 22, 2005
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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