chuckleable
chuckleable by Stacy Dragon March 6, 2009
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chuckable
chuckable by dragongolfer94 November 18, 2012
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Chuckleberry
A type of tickling that involves two people: the giver and the receiver. The giver holds out both of his/her hands, in the way you would when you pick out berries from the trees, near the receiver's waists and tickle them (in a squeezing-the-berry kind of way) typically when they are unaware. In a sense, you are giving them a healthy berry of laughter. You usually tickle them until they don't want to have anymore chuckleberries.
Chuckleberry by Hayden Straffer April 2, 2008
chuckable
A term for a pretty or attractive girl at the bar; she's doable and a guy would like to chuck it in her. Not to be confused with the type of scally girl that a guy would bring home from the bar and give the old one eyed pirate to.
A term often used by very drunk men, thinking that girls won't be able to break their cunning code.
Also, meaning that Chuck Norris would kill you and anyone else to sleep with the girl. Because that's what Chuck does.
A term often used by very drunk men, thinking that girls won't be able to break their cunning code.
Also, meaning that Chuck Norris would kill you and anyone else to sleep with the girl. Because that's what Chuck does.
Chuckleberry
1. (noun) A term of endearment to someone who goes by the name Chuck.
2. (adj) A flavor of boy far too delicious for most to enjoy.
2. (adj) A flavor of boy far too delicious for most to enjoy.
Chuckleberry by koncupiscent August 10, 2009
chuckleblud
chuckleblud by The OGG June 21, 2022
Chuckleberry Finn
Chuckleberry Finn: Someone, usually an animal that is cute beyond comprehension. This entity exudes confidence, swagger, and oozes chiggle juice.
Origin: dog named Charlie, gradually became chuck, and combined with Huckleberry Finn, becomes Chuckleberry Finn.
Origin: dog named Charlie, gradually became chuck, and combined with Huckleberry Finn, becomes Chuckleberry Finn.
Oh my god! Look at that Chuckleberry Finn, I want to give it a hug.
or
Chuckleberry Finn is so adorable, but his butterscotch butthole beats like a drum when he barks.
or
Chuckleberry Finn is so adorable, but his butterscotch butthole beats like a drum when he barks.
Chuckleberry Finn by jimboslicey April 28, 2023
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