n. A girl.
Chick is not necessarily derogatory, however many women find it offensive because of its flippant nature.
Chick is not necessarily derogatory, however many women find it offensive because of its flippant nature.
by The Grammar Nazi December 03, 2001
n. girl, woman
Actually a non-derogatory slang term for the word girl. This word was probably a spanglish derivative from the spanish word "chica" meaning, of all things, girl.
Actually a non-derogatory slang term for the word girl. This word was probably a spanglish derivative from the spanish word "chica" meaning, of all things, girl.
by Romano Jumano June 01, 2005
by shum February 21, 2003
A loose term used to describe a girl, usually a cute girl. Rarely ever used to describe a baby chicken. A baby chicken is just... a baby chicken. So, Chick=(cute)girl.
Brad:Angelina's is such a nice chick
Matt: You already have a cute chick.
or...
Chad:Cute chicks, man!
George:Are you talking about the baby chickens or that girl over there?
Chad:The chickens
Matt: You already have a cute chick.
or...
Chad:Cute chicks, man!
George:Are you talking about the baby chickens or that girl over there?
Chad:The chickens
by Shopaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! October 30, 2006
by Dave January 15, 2004
-noun
A casual slang term for a human female, usually but not always a youngish one. A "chick" could be 80 years old, but such usage is rare.
- adjective
1. Exhibiting feminine traits, or directed toward females.
2. Indicating a female person.
"Chick" is similar to "dude" or "guy" for males in that it is rather casual but completely devoid of judgment or derision. Unless spoken in a negative tone, offense only occurs when someone mistakenly believes the term to be derogatory.
Likely comes from British slang in which a female may be referred to as a "bird" (a chick being a baby bird), and likely evolved along with the slang term for a male, "cat," as cats chase birds.
A casual slang term for a human female, usually but not always a youngish one. A "chick" could be 80 years old, but such usage is rare.
- adjective
1. Exhibiting feminine traits, or directed toward females.
2. Indicating a female person.
"Chick" is similar to "dude" or "guy" for males in that it is rather casual but completely devoid of judgment or derision. Unless spoken in a negative tone, offense only occurs when someone mistakenly believes the term to be derogatory.
Likely comes from British slang in which a female may be referred to as a "bird" (a chick being a baby bird), and likely evolved along with the slang term for a male, "cat," as cats chase birds.
-noun
Half of my best friends are chicks.
My awesome dog is a total chick magnet.
-adjective
1. The movie Steel Magnolias is definitely a chick flick.
2. I seem to open up more to a chick psychologist.
Half of my best friends are chicks.
My awesome dog is a total chick magnet.
-adjective
1. The movie Steel Magnolias is definitely a chick flick.
2. I seem to open up more to a chick psychologist.
by DudeManGuyManDude October 16, 2010