chickenvent

Pronunciation: 'chi-kən-vent
Function: noun, verb, adjective

1: a term used to identify an unknown object, or a way to explain anything that is previously nameless or unidentified
2: a term that PacMan will never get a grasp on
3: an acceptable rebuttle to end any argument or conversation
4: a name used in place of a curse word

"What is that chickenvent over there?"

--- or ---

"Uh... Chickenvent!?"

by Da 1012 April 20, 2009

chickenpants

A disparaging nickname used for people who habitually shoplift whole chickens by dropping them down into the front of their underwear.

That chickenpants guy doesn’t think folks see that gigantic thing, but although they may be uncomfortable staring, they’re noticing that something looks pretty funky down there!

by Dr Bunnygirl August 11, 2020

chickenbeetle

A chicken that is acting up also called a chickenroach.

Your hen is acting like a chickenbeetle.

by cheche14141414141414 July 24, 2010

chickenmeat

Young men under the age of 25, that are sought after by cougars.

"The cougars are on the hunt for chickenmeat"

by Sequin_Liz July 22, 2008

Chickentenderphoria

a mental disease in which the victim suffers from random episodes of saying, singing, or chanting in a cult like fashion the about chicken tender (and sometimes china)

Keven: Hey, Cart how are you today?
Cart: *chicken tend-* oh sorry, I suffer from Chickentenderphoria, what were you saying?

by Drqgon January 2, 2020

chickeneater357

A cringy youtuber that gets many women that are actually men because they are gay

Wow he is such a chickeneater357, what a gay boy

by asdggteh hdfgdfgd November 29, 2020

Chickenetta

Chickenetta is a term that originated in a small town called Malvern inside of Worcestershire. People use this term to describe a person who functions normally in society, but when is in a relationship they use baby terminologies and act immature. The reason it’s called chickenetta is unknown.

You are being such a chickenetta in the babyin its not even funny, grow up.

by Sidney Rogers February 22, 2021