Chalisse
Chalisse has got it going on!
Chalisse by ChicaLanika March 12, 2009
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chalisse
One who has a good taste in fashion and can be a heart breaker. Can be tall but is usually short.
Talkative, can either build people up or tear them down devastatingly.
Talkative, can either build people up or tear them down devastatingly.
chalisse by Metalixmillenium13 September 28, 2010
Câlisse
Multifaceted French Canadian word. In the same league as Ostie, Tabarnak, Sacrament, Criss. Comes from a deformation of the Christian religion word Chalice.
Charisse
She's quite chatty but once you get to know her you know you can trust her, but if she doesn't like you she can start a fight and make beef if she wants. She will play guys if she's bored but when she has actually settled with someone she will be a loving and caring girlfriends. She will have your back no matter what.
calisse
Derived from the French word for chalice, "calisse" is a common swear in French Canadian vocabulary. Contrary to the popular belief that only Quebecors use it, it is widely used and understood by French Canadians from coast to coast, but mostly in Quebec, Northern and Eastern Ontario, and New Brunswick. It can be used as a noun, a verb and has other uses as well. The level of vulgarity of this blaspemic swear differs from region to region.
Cyd Charisse
Female Dancer debuting in the 1940's. Cyd was born in 1922 and died in 2008 from a heart attack.
She recovered from polio as a child and then studied ballet. She was paired with the male wonders of the dance industry such as Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. She appeared in famous musicals such as 'The Band Wagon', 'The Harvey Girls', 'Brigadoon' and was featured in a dance sequence (allongside Gene Kelley) in 'Singing in the Rain'.
in the late 1950's she stopped dancing in films, but went on to acting in films and television programs, and in 1992 made her Broadway debut.
She recovered from polio as a child and then studied ballet. She was paired with the male wonders of the dance industry such as Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. She appeared in famous musicals such as 'The Band Wagon', 'The Harvey Girls', 'Brigadoon' and was featured in a dance sequence (allongside Gene Kelley) in 'Singing in the Rain'.
in the late 1950's she stopped dancing in films, but went on to acting in films and television programs, and in 1992 made her Broadway debut.
Cyd Charisse by Kaeru-chan April 12, 2009
Charisse
Noun: 1)A loving mom and friend to all. 2)a loving wife
3) incredibly intelligent 4) a lady to the end, but still enjoys a dirty joke 5) a buxom lady 6) lovely of heart and spirit 7) incredible sex drive 8) sexy to a fault
3) incredibly intelligent 4) a lady to the end, but still enjoys a dirty joke 5) a buxom lady 6) lovely of heart and spirit 7) incredible sex drive 8) sexy to a fault
That Charisse has got it all!!!
Charisse by ifthenamefitz February 3, 2010
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