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Stephenie Meyer's pet word that she abuses regularly in her Twilight (Twatlight) "saga".
"Oh, Edward, I'm sorry...please forgive me." I didn't deserve him; he was too perfect for me. In heart-wrenching chagrin, I turned away to stop him from seeing the tears of chagrin in my chagrined eyes.

He turned my face back towards him with a velvet movement of chagrin. "Oh, Bella, my love, there is nothing to forgive!"

"But there is!" I cried in chagrin. "Oh, Edward, can't you see that I simply don't deserve you?"

"Oh, Bella, you silly girl. I love you!"

"I love you too!" I chagrined.

"Oh, Bella..." my perfect Adonis chagrined.

"Oh, Edward..." I chagrined.

"Bella..." he chagrined.

"Edward..." I chagrined.

"Bella..." he chagrined.

"Edward..." I chagrined.
chagrin by ChagrinedToDeath July 26, 2011
1. A feeling of shame or humiliation.
2. Best-selling author Stephenie Meyer's favorite word to use.
To her chagrin, the party ended just as she arrived.
chagrin by GMintz October 28, 2008
Unease or embarrassment.
"After my Windows 98 crashed 6 times, I ran out and got 'friend of the robot' tattooed on my forehead, thinking the machines were rebelling and planning to kill us all. Imagine my chagrin when it just turned out to be a crappy product."
- Davejames
chagrin by thomas November 8, 2003
Chagrin say sha-grin His tone triggered her chagrin.
Chagrin by b.s.an May 27, 2009
What one says because of something bad that Stephenie Meyer does.
I am so chagrinned because Stephenie Meyer stopped writing Midnight Sun.
chagrin by Eisabess October 24, 2008
The feeling of shame that results from your stepfather Kevin telling the entire lacrosse team that you're, "like a baby seal down there"
"Your word is Chagrin."
"Could you use it in a sentence, please?"
"Chagrin. My stepfather Kevin told the entire lacrosse that I hadn't yet developed pubic hair, much to my chagrin."