chanklaso
Getting hit by flip-flops, thongs, huaraches, or sandals. A combination of the words chankletas and chingaso. (Spanish)
chanklaso by magilladagorilla February 18, 2009
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chanklook
Can be used as a verb, adjective, or noun. This word is used to replace other words, no word in particular. Acts as a place holder or substitute in a sentence. This word was created by David Massey in 2016, caught wind during a California summer in 2018.
Alternative versions of this word include:
Chanklooks Chanklooky Chanklookeed Chanklee Chankleeky Chankleeks
Alternative versions of this word include:
Chanklooks Chanklooky Chanklookeed Chanklee Chankleeky Chankleeks
Examples of the word in a sentence include:
-Hey chanklooks, what are you doing?
-Stop being such a chankleeky.
-This food is so chanklooks, thank for making it chanklook!
-Her outfit is so chankleeks! Where can I buy it?
-You look so chanklooky today.
-Oops. I just chanklookeed my pants.
-I was like chanklooks, chankleeks. And she was like chanklooky! So I was like what the chankleeks?!
-Hey chanklooks, what are you doing?
-Stop being such a chankleeky.
-This food is so chanklooks, thank for making it chanklook!
-Her outfit is so chankleeks! Where can I buy it?
-You look so chanklooky today.
-Oops. I just chanklookeed my pants.
-I was like chanklooks, chankleeks. And she was like chanklooky! So I was like what the chankleeks?!
chanklook by YorkieLover323 July 30, 2018
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chanklaso • chankla • chanclas • chankles • Chanclasaurus • chanelastic • Chankast • Chanklanflankla • Chanklaz • chanklook
andaba hasta las chanclas
A Mexican spanish term defining somebody in the past being extremely under the influence of alcohol. To be fucked up.
andaba hasta las chanclas by SoCalledChicana February 15, 2014
Chankla
She slapped me with her Chankla
Chankla
a flip-flop, sandal or slipper.
If you're hispanic, you know all of the above are known chanklas and considered sloppy attire.
Gangsters are notorious for wearing them with white tube socks & shorts when having bbq's at the park.
Abuelitas are also known for slapping you with a chankla if you get out of hand.
If you're hispanic, you know all of the above are known chanklas and considered sloppy attire.
Gangsters are notorious for wearing them with white tube socks & shorts when having bbq's at the park.
Abuelitas are also known for slapping you with a chankla if you get out of hand.
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