chittlin 

Them nasty ass, funky intestines of a hog that funk up da whole house....but some people like dem with hot sauce
Funkolicious.

Girl, you better put some deoderant on! Your pitts be smellin' like an old pot o chittlins!

chittlin by Baby T. August 23, 2002

Chittlin Bag 

an extremely large stomach pouch

After several children, Lana now has a chittlin bag

Chittlin Bag by kgoldwire October 24, 2006

Chitlins

Pig intestines, smells bad.

How anyone eat chitlins? They smell bad before they are cooked, and worst when they are being cooked.

Chitlins by Saints October 8, 2003

chitlins

Food for people too poor to get real meet.

Damn, I would really like some steak but all I can afford are these stupid chitlins. Fuck!

chitlins by Tommy Wommy Womsters May 15, 2003

chitlins

cheap, old, dirty, stinky meat type substance served in most homeless shelters in the tri-county area.

Can't a brotha get some mo chitlins?

chitlins by Rob D. August 22, 2003

chitlin

Not pork fat, but the large intestine of a hog. Signature variety meat of soul food and Southern cuisine in general. Cleaned, cut, and then fried or boiled.
Known for a distinctive aroma.

Some love chitlins while others can't stand the smell.

chitlin by ignor November 6, 2003

chitlin' circuit 

A circuit of nightclubs and theaters that feature African-American performers and cater especially to African-American audiences.

When Jim Crow and segregation were even more prominent in the United States, the Negro race, freed through emancipation, did not have equal access to public “White Only” places. The Chitlin’ Circuit - a connected string of music venues, diners, juke joints, and theaters throughout the eastern and southern United States that catered primarily to African American audiences was created.

The Chitlin’ Circit was the only option for touring Black entertainers such as Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington, Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, Etta James, Billie Holiday, Ike and Tina Turner, B. B. King, Bobby “Blue” Bland, T.D. Bell and the Blues Specialists, Roosevelt "Gray Ghost" Williams, Eubie Blake, Robert Shaw, Big Joe Williams and many others begin touring in an effort to “eek” out a living when Jim Crow and segregation was even more prominent in the United States.

Historically, Baltimore was the first city on the Chitlin' Circuit. The Chitlin’ Circuit stretched through the South, bending Westward throughout Texas, extending Eastward on through Chicago, offering continuous opportunities for black entertainers.

Many clubs were opened specifically for the Chitlin' Circuit, such as the Historic Victory Grill in Austin, Texas. Opened in 1945, The Victory Grill’s history is an integral component to the prospering of the legendary “Chitlin' Circuit”. A juke joint offering food, beer, jazz and rhythm and blues music and dancing, the club soon became a hot spot for locals to listen to touring Black entertainers. The Historic Victory Grill is alive and well presenting blues and jazz entertainment.

"I was traveling the chitlin' circuit when I met Johnny Holmes, the owner of the Victory Grill down in Austin Texas, who became my first road manager." B. B. King

chitlin' circuit by Bill Hood December 26, 2005