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Spittin' chiclets

"Spittin' chiclets" takes place when either yourself or somebody gets hit so hard, they have their teeth knocked out.
"Damn, he got hit so hard, he was on all fours in the parking lot, spittin' chiclets"
Spittin' chiclets by Bamchug April 13, 2009
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Charlette 

Charlette is one that u can trust. She is the one wil have your back and the one that you can call a friend. She is cute and a beautiful girl that you can fall in love with. She is smart always smells nice. She always there if you need her.
Man 1:Wow Charlette is nice
Charlette by Charlette5567 May 18, 2018

charclets 

We should get together fer' some charclets!!!
charclets by frumes1 March 28, 2009
When you're a cross between a chad and a manlet, these people are usually pretty kickass to be around despite their short composure.
Person 1: Hey you know that guy Mitch at the party?
Person 2: Oh, him? Yeah, guy's such a Chadlet bro!
chadlet by Vandrexiton May 30, 2018

Chancleta 

1. Hispanic word for a cheap sandal or flip-flops; also known as chancla. Often found under the bed.

2. Often used as disciplinary tool to correct lamentable behavior.

May be used as a adjective (chancletero/chancletera-one who wears cheap sandals/flip flops; also used as verb (chanclaso-severe beating with a chancleta/chancla)
1. "Yo, why are you wearing socks with chancletas?"

"Get my chancletas, I'm going out"

"Have you seen my chancleta, I seem to have misplaced it"

2. "You better clean that room before you get a chancleta in the face!"

3. "Why is your thigh red?

It got in the way of a chancleta."

4. "I hear that chancletero coming down the hall"

5. "I came home late last night and got the chanclaso of my life!"
Chancleta by Datchik January 19, 2009
Chad and Stacy's outpopping
Stacy posted lots of pics with her little chadlets
chadlet by D Flawless December 10, 2019
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