Cheta
Cheta by The realest african g February 1, 2020
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cheta
1. used to describe a person who depicts way more swag than he really has.
2. a perverse, sexually deprived human being.
3. someone whose every action contains a sexual vibe.
2. a perverse, sexually deprived human being.
3. someone whose every action contains a sexual vibe.
Cheta
A Malayalam slang for calling another male person, usually older than you but not old enough to call them 'uncle'.
Orginal word - Chette / Jeshta meaning the word is an 'Elder Brother'.
Orginal word - Chette / Jeshta meaning the word is an 'Elder Brother'.
So, if you see a guy in Kerala who is older than you, but not old enough to call “Uncle”, call him “Cheta”!
On second thoughts, you know what? Even if they're old enough to be your grandfather, just call Cheta. Why offend them by calling Uncle!
On second thoughts, you know what? Even if they're old enough to be your grandfather, just call Cheta. Why offend them by calling Uncle!
Cheta by that-mallu-chick December 13, 2021
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CHEAH!
The exquisite word shouted with great force and intensity by Sir bakerXderek from the lands of YouTube.
CHEAH! by Gooty Hole December 16, 2014
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