Chacon

Chacon is cheese and bacon together, usually cheddar. If you’d like cheese and bacon on a hamburger for example you’d say: chacon

Can I please have extra extra Chacon on my pizza.

by KKbay May 27, 2020

Chacon

Chocolate bacon!

"Oh man I could really go for some chacon right now!"

by foodluvr20020 August 24, 2009

Chacon

Beautiful soul beautiful person. Kind person that you can't help but feel vibrant when around them

Fuck my day is so shitty

Don't worry I'll be over in a bit

Thank god you're hilarious chacon

by Me_nigga February 10, 2015

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(chacon) defined from the modern word chaconi for spanish mafia common in the Colombian area an also venezuela, it's given to the highest rank of the mob family of (Noray)

by mastiff research March 20, 2017

Chacon

Chacon is a settlement approx. 7 miles north of Holman, New Mexico on the Rio Mora. Sept. 10 1894 Chacon Post Office opened. Chacon is that of integrity. Trusted, reliable, dependable individual. Firm adherence to a code of especially moral values. Incorruptability; Undeminished; Chacon's seem to to have an ammunity of fear, which in turn makes them that of a bad ass or a Chingon. You definitly want a Chacon on your side looking out for your back. A magnificent lover, thus the C-Spot. Chacon Spot.

Bobby Chacon was a bad ass boxer, he was a Chingon Chacon.President Obama thinks he's a chingon, but he's really just a pinche' chango pendejo. If he was a Chacon then he'd be a Chingon Chacon.

by chingonchacon June 1, 2011

Chacon

To have a violent bowel movement.

I shouldn't have eaten those jalepenos, now I have to take the worse chacon ever.

by Clyde Daringer March 31, 2010

Chacon

The Chacon surname comes from the word "chacón," meaning "gecko;" as such it was most likely originally a nickname, which went on to become a hereditary surname.

Chacon is a Sefardic surname. It comes from the word for 'strength' in old Hebrew. Chacon is derived from a Spanish word meaning 'gecko'.

by Nicol >:) January 30, 2023