chinsing

To be way too frugal or cheap. Cutting corners.

When a dishonest person is selling a service to the market with the very lowest price of them all, they are probably chinsing their customers somewhere, somehow or someway to earn themselves a buck.

by Newfie blogger January 3, 2019

chinsing out

To serve a lack of; to cheap out.

Tom left a $1 tip on a $30 bill at a restaurant. James looks at him and says, "Why you chinsing out on the tip, man? You have to leave at LEAST 15%..."

by insufferable.knowitall August 17, 2007

Chinking Out

When your Asian friend decides to bail on plans

Stop chinking out on me Lucas, we are suppose to hangout...

by Jacobcod May 11, 2017

double chinning

The act of laying down, looking down at some sort of device on your chest, and scrolling aimlessly through every social media network and letting the time as well as your youth pass on by. This causes not only a double chin but isolation amongst your friends and family.

"Hey what are you up to?"

"Not much, just double chinning."

by CRobare July 9, 2014

penny chinging

the act of shaking your great British pennies whilst they are loose in a clear tub so they make a chinging noise

pennychinging

lewis: max are those pennys unchinged

max: what? *looks over confused*
*lewis runs at the pennies and proceeds to ching them*

penny chinging

by muph September 2, 2021

double chinning

the act of lowering your chin in a way that makes you have a double chin

ooh, that girl is an expert in double chinning

by hhstar moonlight May 13, 2020

Chinning

A game, originating in the Midwestern region of the United States, in which participants attempt to photograph one another with their chin on or near the shoulder of an unsuspecting bystander. The quality of a chin is based on proximity to and uniqueness of the person being chinned.

Sally was chinning everyone at the concert last night. She even managed to chin the drummer - wait until you see the album!

by @duhchinning September 20, 2011