chimped up
chimped up by eumaiospangloss February 20, 2020
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chipped up
Ghostface: I'm in the club with the chipped up wrist. Ugh!
Your at the bar drinkin' my piss. Ugh!
Be Easy - Fishscale
Your at the bar drinkin' my piss. Ugh!
Be Easy - Fishscale
chipped up by Beardmore January 5, 2010
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chimped up • chipped up • Crimped Up • chimped • chimped out • Travis the Chimped • chipped • chipped beef • chumped • Champed
chipped up
Being completely drunk 24/7, reaching the point where you get so drunk that you cannot walk, talk, or find the right hole...
the state of being so drunk that you cannot feel you body
a person who does this often is considered a chipper
the state of being so drunk that you cannot feel you body
a person who does this often is considered a chipper
"Hey there, where did you get that car, and why are you in the hospital"
"i don't know, i got so chipped up last night that i couldn't even find the right hole"
"i don't know, i got so chipped up last night that i couldn't even find the right hole"
chipped up by 2Slick2willy8 February 12, 2008
chipped up
To chip someone up means to mess em up. Derived from what happens to a tooth when it is hit hard. It can also be used to loosely describe an object or a person, especially their face.
Damnnn, those are some serious acne scars. Her face is all chipped up!
That kid needs to stop actin up or I might have to chip him up.
That kid needs to stop actin up or I might have to chip him up.
chipped up by NUFFSAID82 June 26, 2006
Crimped Up
To be in extreme pain from smoking marajuana and being beat up afterward by a large group of people for calling them assholes
Crimped Up by Justin J-MONEY October 7, 2006
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