chiesty
Look at that chiesty bitch, she pretends like she like me when she always go and talk behind my back.
chiesty by ayo its MJ January 29, 2007
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big chiesty
big chiesty by JonathanHitchcock December 7, 2022
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chiesty • big chiesty • chesty • Chirsty • chisty • chesty bond • chesty breasts • Chesty Brownie • chesty esti • Chesty Herman
chesty esti
damn, check out those melons on esti. they look great in her beis yaakov d'rav meir uniform. she's quite the chesty esti.
chesty esti by chesty esty brooklyn May 15, 2011
chesty
chesty by The Return of Light Joker May 2, 2009
Chisty
To be completely and utterly feisty and crusty in the same instance, as a result of just being plain salty.
Chisty by ClassyNotTrahsy December 19, 2010
Chieste
A French portmanteau word, combining the words "chier" (meaning "to shit") and "sieste" (meaning "a nap"). Usually done at work, it involves going to the bathroom for around 15-30 minutes to sleep. After going back to your desk, you let out a big sigh of relief letting everyone know you shat explosive diarrhea or that you had serious constipation issues. This way you can sleep at work without them noticing.
If you are somewhat skilled, you can both shit and nap simultaneously, hence the word "chieste".
If you are somewhat skilled, you can both shit and nap simultaneously, hence the word "chieste".
Antoine: sacrébleu! I just had the biggest diarrhea of my entire life. I had to clean the walls as well as my scrotum.
François : you're lying! You had your afternoon chieste
François : you're lying! You had your afternoon chieste
Chieste by theofficelord October 6, 2021
double pits to chesty
double pits to chesty by Payter May 3, 2009
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