chink food
chink food by Sarah April 10, 2004
chinky food
chinky food by `Pablo` November 25, 2006
chin food
Commonly known to the public as "junk food." This term was coined when I noticed that the consumption increase of various items and chin mass of my friend were directly proportional.
chin food by lloyd the spider January 11, 2005
China food test
Used when referring to animals, the more fresh, tender, and flavorful they look, the higher the points
China food test by Coureir_6 April 21, 2020
chick food
chick food by Eliz-uh-buff June 22, 2006
chick food
Food that only women and fags eat. Popularized by that Burger King Texas Double Wopper commercial. Examples include:
salad
tofu
yogurt
cottage cheese
quiche
Special K
Lean Cusine
Crystal Light
salad
tofu
yogurt
cottage cheese
quiche
Special K
Lean Cusine
Crystal Light
chick food by satrain June 16, 2006
This school food be disgustin disgustin not bussin bussin on god no kizzy pls help me i'm being held hostage in chin-
When This school food be disgustin disgustin not bussin bussin on god no kizzy pls help me i'm being held hostage in chin-
MOM PLEASE HELP ME This school food be disgustin disgustin not bussin bussin on god no kizzy pls help me i'm being held hostage in chin-
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