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chacalosa 

1. term used by Mexican Regional singer Jenni Rivera
2. a mexican term used to describe a girl who likes to have fun drinking, partying, dancing, and doing illegal activities i.e. drugs.
3. a girl who has been heart broken by a guy to the point where they have little respect for men. They also tend to drink their pain away singing along to rancheras.
Drinking Tequila is like drinking water for a chacalosa.
chacalosa by Adriana La Pinky October 23, 2005

CHAKALOSA 

a beautiful mexican girl that drinks on the regular (patron or buchannans) loves to dance, knows how to have fun, takes the spotlight of wherever she is at, she is in the latest fashion trends, you will also see her rocking the mexican style nails!
Those girls over there are having so much fun, look they have all the men buying them drinks! They must be CHAKALOSAS!
CHAKALOSA by LEIDEEBUGGS March 2, 2010

Champosaurus 

The champ who is above all champs.

The pinnacle of champdom.

The champiest champ.
Koob is a Champosaurus.
Champosaurus by Billcheese1 February 14, 2010

Chamagination 

To have a very vivid imagination of Chamron.
-Yo, I heard you think of Chamron a lot?
-I have a very vivid chamagination.
Chamagination by Chamy Whamy January 3, 2021

chambrosa 

Salvadoreans and Central Americans use this word to mean some that gossips. Like the word, chismosa
Mira esa Nancy es una gran chambrosa, le dijo a mi mamá que tengo novio!
chambrosa by XTC November 22, 2020
Shes a lineing sneaky brat that dont tell the truth about what shes doing
Your a chamosa girl
Chamosa by SwaveA September 15, 2020
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