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Supposed real Kazakhstani expression used by English comedian Sacha Baron Cohen in the role of "Borat."

Seems to mean something like "Thank you," or "Thank you for your time."

Possible alternate spellings: "Chenque," "Chengui," "Chenk yui," etc.

Borat Jagshemash
"Jagshemash. Today I go to ranch in Texas, full of exotic animals. It is like a zoo, but more fun, because instead of just look at animals, you can also shoot them in the head with a gun. Happy time. Chenqui."
chenqui by JSese December 11, 2008
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Chanquito 

Something a certain stupid person thinks is a Mexican word
"Awww Bella you Mexican chanquito" dallas said
Chanquito by 795aye October 24, 2016
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Chenquieh 

Polish expression, which translates to "Thank You" in English. Introduced into American media through the character of Borat played by Sacha Baron Cohen and normally used as an acknowledgement in parting.
"Myspaces bestfriends I look on you October 23 and you look on my moviefilm!!

Chenquieh,
Borat"
Chenquieh by Alexis M October 22, 2006

Chexquisite

The process of checking if something is exquisite.
Before you send that document off Kristen, could you just chexquisite it?
Chexquisite by northerndyslexia July 28, 2011
a sterotypical black girl huge tits and ass, but is really ugly
Look at that chanquia her ass is huge
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Chanquito 

One of the many made up Mexican names of 795 given to someone who is of Mexican descent.
Oi Bella you Mexican chanquito ayeeeee
Chanquito by Samo dawg October 25, 2016

Chegwin/Chequin

A portly middle aged fellow who may once have been succesful and attractive but has since let himself go. His self esteem however, has not diminished to suit his now less then attractive form. Generally found traveling alone rather than in a group the Chegwin is commonly found on beachess.

Trade mark features include: Bloated beer gut. Towel tied as a cape or scarf. Confident though slightly unsettling smirk. General vibe of arrogance and seediness.
The common Chegwin/Chequin often find employment as: PE teachers, Sports coaches, real estate agents etc.
Chegwin/Chequin by Sniwg Ehc December 14, 2009
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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