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Mexican term slang for saying dammit! Or fuck!
I told her not to go out with that dude chingao.

Chingao man I woke up late this morning.
Chingao by RGV Dude June 1, 2018
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1. A variation of the Mexican Spanish word "chingado", the past participle of the verb chingar, meaning to rape, violate, or fuck. Literally, chingao means fucked up.

2. Chingao is also used as an exclamation of suprise, lament, or as a basic gap filler. The use of this particular prononuciation of the term chingado, is most common in North Mexico and in the Southwestern U.S. from Eastern Arizona down to South Texas.
Look at that vato's ride, it don't have a bumper and the rearview mirror is in the passenger seat, esta todo chingao, vato.

Chingao, bro you fuckin scared me with that shit.

You couldn't pick up any fajitas b/c the store was closed? Chingao, we're just gonna have puro sausages at the bar-b-que.

(after long story and uncomfortable silence) Chingao, pues, I tell you what vato, I gotta go.
chingao by nacote January 10, 2005
Related Words
Chingao! I lost my notebooks for my physics and spanish class!
Chingao by tyger*theme October 13, 2004
Used in Mexico as an expression when someone looses something.
Used to describe someone that is poor.
Yo estoy bienn chingao.
chingao by Jose May 11, 2004
friend, buddy, pal... in Korean.
gonna go out with my yuhjah (girl) chingoo.

i miss you my chingoo!
chingoo by yelee4 August 4, 2011

chingosa 

Old Spanish slang

A piece of shit
An amazing time.
A good person.
A bad person.

Basically depends on the contexts.
Like puta, or verga.
my ex put on 100kg after we broke up, chingosa.

Hey, I got you a gift my Chingosa
chingosa by eLranchero June 11, 2022

Chinagorom 

A Chinagorom is the best person you can ever ever meet, they are rare to find in a life time so if you know a Chinagorom make sure you never let go no matter the situation, a Chinagorom can be male or female but gender doesn't matter when it comes to them because they don't discriminate, very concerned beings, always looking for ways to make the world a better place, they are also religious but it doesn't mean they are critics and they have a lot of pity in store for the whole world, very nice artistic beings and majorly in the arts but if you get to know a Chinagorom that is in the sciences she will end up using her artistic gifts to help the world, they are full of life and can change a moody person within seconds they are also sarcastic, but in a nice way, they are the easiest means of distraction, always there to take your pain away and they derive joy in making you happy... Hold a Chinagorom close because she is ready to give you her all in all. They love a lot of things but their taste in music is still a mystery because they listen to any good music..
So you have a Chinagorom and you never told me, you are really lucky.
She is such a Chinagorom so full of life.
Chinagorom by Naggie February 5, 2020
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