churva 

an expression used to pertain to something that cannot be adequately expressed or explained.
originated from the word chuva

oh you know... the churva?!
if you can't say anything else or speechless they say, CHURVA!

churva by LESTAT DU LIONCOURT October 26, 2006

churva 

from the greek word "cheorvamus" which means "for lack of the right word to say or in place of something you want to express but cannot verbalize"

-(when explaining something) about the churva churva....
- Hey girl....what's the latest churva?

churva by angel_in_disguise December 10, 2007

churva 

when you don't know what to say, just say this word..

omg! look at that churva thing! so cute ^^

churva by churvachenes April 25, 2010

churva 

from the common slavic/polish word KURWA (W pronounced as double V = sometimes shur-va, kur-va, chur-va)
Loosely Meaning "Fuck" in English, an expression in lack of better wording.

So ganun.. basta... churva. (So, like that.. never mind.. fuck)

Churva ka ng churva (fuckin fucker)

Malihig siya na chumurva (He likes fucking)

Whatever! Churvalo! (Whatever! Fucker!)

churva by sumOldPunk November 16, 2016

Curvage 

1. A celebration of life's curvier women
2. Women of abundance, in abundance
3. More cushion for the pushin'
4. True beauty does not mean stick thin

Its easy for curvage: jerk off fodder for those who like chicks with some meat on their bones. And a fun place for people who like them. Curvage never makes any pretentions of being anything else. It is what it is, and if you're into it, great. ~dinosaurman24

Curvage by Curvage December 17, 2008

Charvarmarch 

To thank

Pronounced: char-var-march

Can you pass me that?
Ok
Charvarmarch

Charvarmarch by Adam55445 August 4, 2012

churnalism 

Term coined by author Nick Davies to describe poor practices of modern day journalists who "churn" or recycle news stories off the wire or internet without appropriate critical investigation.

Where once journalists were seen travelling out and about in the search for facts, a large majority are now, literally, chained to their desks waiting for the next major scoop; eager to be the first to report on the topic and thus draw traffic to their news sites... this is churnalism.

churnalism by Kimberly Lester April 21, 2008