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chonito • cholito • Chinito • chonto • Chonion • chinito spray • chotito • chanitos • chinito burrito • Chodito
chinito burrito
Hey Kent, let's go to Acupulco and order a Chinito Burrito.
Hey Reyna, did you see that chinito burrito when we had for dimsum last weekend?
Hey Reyna, did you see that chinito burrito when we had for dimsum last weekend?
chinito burrito by tadowta July 5, 2006
Cholito
Chicano term of endearment, usually adult to child (or junior in years) for a go-getter with no real intended meaning related to gang culture.
Similar to little man, young warrior, or tiger.
From warrior context of CHOLO root.
Similar to little man, young warrior, or tiger.
From warrior context of CHOLO root.
"Ay, CHOLITO, where you going so fast like Speedy Gonzalez?"
"Oh, pobre CHOLITO, que paso? Looks like it's time I show you some moves to defend yourself.
"Oh, pobre CHOLITO, que paso? Looks like it's time I show you some moves to defend yourself.
Cholito by Cholito (no hate) Hellamongo is love October 16, 2006
Pulling A Chontos
Guy #1: Dude, I just accidentally hit that girl in the face with a water bottle.
Guy #2: I know man, you are definitely pulling a chontos
Guy #2: I know man, you are definitely pulling a chontos
Pulling A Chontos by JacksonHebe October 19, 2011
Chinito
Spanish, literally meaning "little Chinese boy" vs Chino which excludes the -ito ending.. Chinito/Chinita is commonly used toward Asians (primarily those of known or assumed Chinese decent) and other non Asian races and cultures who may have characterisics (esp physical) that aré typically considered Asiatic.
When Chinito is used as a slang term the meaning can be term of endearment, or just general hyperbolic description. -ito -ita is often used as adjunctive to Spanish words to make them more informal and endearing, not necessarily (or likely) meant literally commenting on size in a deragatory way.
When Chinito is used as a slang term the meaning can be term of endearment, or just general hyperbolic description. -ito -ita is often used as adjunctive to Spanish words to make them more informal and endearing, not necessarily (or likely) meant literally commenting on size in a deragatory way.
Chonion
The combination of Chips and Onions. Thinly sliced potato and onion mixed together to create possibly THE most amazing food toppings known to man that contains or consists of essential body nutrients, such as carbohydrates.....and that's basically it. It is also said to be an ancient tradition passed down through generations of people who think they can cook on a BBQ, but really have no idea. In turn combining everything that has not cooked properly, and creating something new all-together,then giving it a label. If you look closely at the painting of Leonardo Da Vinci's "the last supper" you will find Chonion was the meal of choice by our lord and saviour Jesus Christ.
You burnt the chips you dickhead....just combine it with the onion to make some Chonion and she'll be right.
OR
Guy 1 "Man i could go for some chips right now...."
Guy 2 "Man i could go for some onion right now..."
Sven "why not have both?" (crowd breaks out in joyous praise, lifting Sven onto crowds shoulders with El Paso Mexican music playing violently in background).
OR
Guy 1 "Man i could go for some chips right now...."
Guy 2 "Man i could go for some onion right now..."
Sven "why not have both?" (crowd breaks out in joyous praise, lifting Sven onto crowds shoulders with El Paso Mexican music playing violently in background).
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