chimba 

In Colombia "chimba" is used in a lot of contexts but the exact meaning is a pretty girl pussy. Diminutive strenghts the prettyness. It is less coarse than chocha.

It also means that someone/something is cool.

Also a few people uses the term as a synonym of penis.

That guy/girl is a chimba. I dated that chimba. In the party there were a lot of chimbitas. The trip was a chimba.

chimba by Pedro Piqueras July 15, 2006

chimba 

cool // awesome

colombian roots

que chimba si o no?

how cool right?

chimba by skyguy777 August 22, 2022

chimba  

In english it means woman pussy; or in others therms it means lucky man, en español se refiere a la vajina; en otro sentido la palabra chimbero significa debuenas o suertudo

I'm love the pussies
me gusta la chimba

chimba by xavi julian April 11, 2008

Chimba 

A Chimba is a REAL woman...
It's your dream woman

I can't stop thinkin' about that Chimba

Chimba by MCE.D. November 14, 2003

Chimba 

This is a common colombian word that means like "funny" or "laughable".

A. Look my new phone!
B. Chimbaa

Chimba by austin_malone0101 March 26, 2021

chimamaka 

Meaning "My God is beautiful ", and a chimamaka is very beautiful.

Chimamaka is beautiful, hot,funny, smart, caring and very cute . She's probably an Ibo princess.. Most likely to be a model. She is such that turns heads when she walks into a room.

Chimamaka is very fun to have around.

If u happen to have her as a friend or more, be sure to keep her because you will never find such again.

She's very good in math and computer related subjects

She's always sure to make God proud.

That babe is such a Chimamaka, you will be very lucky to have her

chimamaka by Lolsscutixxx September 2, 2018

Chimamanda Adichie

A stunningly gorgeous Nigerian-American author whose nimble writing style often presents stories from multiple points of view. Her feminist ideals and her willingness to write critically about West Africa and the Nigerian diaspora are widely considered very bold and brave.

Chimamanda Adichie's voice was featured in the Beyoncé song "Flawless," in which the author spoke to encourage today's women to overcome sexism, including the idea that women - but not necessarily men - should automatically aspire to marriage.

Chimamanda Adichie by D.S. Credito March 14, 2015