"Hey, John. Wanna chief?"
"What'd you do last night?" "Oh me and my boy just chiefed and passed out"
"What'd you do last night?" "Oh me and my boy just chiefed and passed out"
by TreWhore February 09, 2005
by Mdbbl February 10, 2005
the actual "smoking" or "hitting" of a blunt/joint/bowl, often with the negative connotation of hogging it
by Illnastybob May 12, 2007
"those crispy crowns were very chief." "I like your style, it's chief." "look at that girl, she is super chief."
by Ericsen A Yates February 15, 2009
by grud February 24, 2009
by Pauly The Wop November 27, 2007
An affectionate perjorative applied to an individual who is out of his or her element usually due to carelessness instead of contrivance.
Chiefs announce themselves through actions instead of words: by taking ownership of or authoriy over topics outside their bailiwick OR by dressing or decorating oneself or one's surroundings in a manner that is not suited to one's habits.
Contrast with poseur, who has dubious purposes. The Chief is characterized by haplessness and poses no threat to anyone except him or herself.
Chiefs announce themselves through actions instead of words: by taking ownership of or authoriy over topics outside their bailiwick OR by dressing or decorating oneself or one's surroundings in a manner that is not suited to one's habits.
Contrast with poseur, who has dubious purposes. The Chief is characterized by haplessness and poses no threat to anyone except him or herself.
Carson Daily is an extraordinary chief.
I picked up a tourist from the bus station. The chief was there with his hip-pack on looking at a vending machine.
I picked up a tourist from the bus station. The chief was there with his hip-pack on looking at a vending machine.
by pg April 18, 2005