chirling
recently created word invented by suburban white kids mainly from mississauga used as a more ghetto way to say or express "chilling" while being drunk or high =]
chirling by Megan Mare August 3, 2007
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bing chilling
Chinese word for "ice cream".
written as: 冰淇淋 (Bīngqílín)
This phrase was popularised among internet users, when John Cena, a professional wrestler,and actor spoke chinese to promote his upcoming movie amongst chinese people.
written as: 冰淇淋 (Bīngqílín)
This phrase was popularised among internet users, when John Cena, a professional wrestler,and actor spoke chinese to promote his upcoming movie amongst chinese people.
Zǎo ān, zhōngguó.
Xiànzài wǒ yǒu bīngqílín (bing chilling).
Wǒ fēicháng xǐhuān bīngqílín,
dànshì “sùdù yǔ jīqíng 9” bǐ bīngqílín hǎo ;
translates to:
Good morning, China.
Now I have ice cream.
I like ice cream very much,
but "Fast and Furious 9" is better than ice cream
Xiànzài wǒ yǒu bīngqílín (bing chilling).
Wǒ fēicháng xǐhuān bīngqílín,
dànshì “sùdù yǔ jīqíng 9” bǐ bīngqílín hǎo ;
translates to:
Good morning, China.
Now I have ice cream.
I like ice cream very much,
but "Fast and Furious 9" is better than ice cream
bing chilling by AverageInternetUser81 November 8, 2021
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chirling • chilling • chirping • Chiblings • chialing • chilling and billing • Chillingo • Chilling Spree • Charling • charlington
Dooky chilling
The process in which you have casual conversation while taking a dump. This person can be your spouse or your neighbor/anyone who can withstand the odor and not be offended. The idea is to find someone who will chill while dropping the kids at the pool.
Dooky chilling by Crocodile1 September 24, 2018
bing chilling
bing chilling by rxdmane August 19, 2021
bing chilling
bing chilling is a Chinese word for "ice cream"
it is invented by Zhong Xina
He also invented the catchphrase of "You cant Xi me"
it is invented by Zhong Xina
He also invented the catchphrase of "You cant Xi me"
bing chilling by woolf🦊 November 15, 2021
bing chilling
bing chilling by bing chilling *vine boom* October 5, 2021
mercy chilling
Dude 1: Yeah, so I hung out with Adam the other day.
Dude 2: Why? That dude is so lame.
Dude 1: Yeah, I know. It was a total mercy chilling.
Dude 2: Why? That dude is so lame.
Dude 1: Yeah, I know. It was a total mercy chilling.
mercy chilling by Tommy Vancouver August 24, 2009
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