chinwagger
That guy wouldn't shut up about how his viking character died in Dungeons and Dragons. What a chinwagger!
chinwagger by etsyfoo April 29, 2010
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Chinwagger
To move one's chin up and down in a vigorous motion like that of wagging of a dog's tail. Commoners know this action as 'talking'. Usually used as an insult towards people. Used by the oldies. E.g: Donald Trump, Eminem, Santa Claus, Kermit the Frog
Bloke 1: That bloke's a real chinwagger
Bloke 2: Hell yeah
Chinnwagger: Bla bla bla stuff insert here x10
Bloke 2: Hell yeah
Chinnwagger: Bla bla bla stuff insert here x10
Chinwagger by bobgraham November 1, 2017
Related Words
chinwagger • Chinagger • chingger • Chinigger • chinkgger • chinaggroing • chinagler • chinhanger • chinnigger • chinwagging
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chinwagging
John: Man, those girls have been in that bathroom for a long time!
George: They're chinwagging.
Ian: What do you suppose we'll do?
Alice: You can take a walk.
Yang: So me and Alice can chinwag.
George: They're chinwagging.
Ian: What do you suppose we'll do?
Alice: You can take a walk.
Yang: So me and Alice can chinwag.
chinwagging by Jisbon McAbby May 5, 2014
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Chipbaggers (Noun, plural) - A derogatory word for people who mainly eat from convenience stores and gas stations. These people tend to be poor, malnourished, and some like to litter even if there's a trash can nearby.
Three chipbaggers left the corner convenience store on foot with candy, chips and 20oz soda pops, discarding their empty containers, fiol bags and wrappers on the roadside.
Chipbaggers by dustcircle August 28, 2013
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