cadillaxing
Yo dog, Me and my homies were just cadillaxing; rolling on our free spinners, bumping our 20s.
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cadillaxing by David Sokoloff December 7, 2003
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chillaxing
chillaxing by Chris da Homie January 11, 2004
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Chillaxing
This is a cross between chilling and relaxing. It means to stay calm while doing those extra things that relax you.
I'm sitting at the house just chillaxing in front of the TV drinking a bear.
Or it can be used as a single word to mean taking it easy doing-you.
e.g. Hey butterfly beautiful what you doing? "Chillaxing"
Or it can be used as a single word to mean taking it easy doing-you.
e.g. Hey butterfly beautiful what you doing? "Chillaxing"
Chillaxing by Butterfly's Man June 30, 2011
chillaxing
relaxing and achieving calm simultaneously. Source: context from use by Karith Foster post on Facebook. May not be primary origin.
I am finally chillaxing, after a massive week of double shifts at work, sipping a perfect mimosa on the patio watching the hummingird birds from my chaise longue
chillaxing by Cream Abdul jaBeer March 10, 2009
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