clica 

Also spelled "cliqa." It means "gang", "your group", "your close group of friends" similar to English word "clique."

Hey, vato, donde esta tu clica?

clica by chapulincolorado June 9, 2007

The Squids from Chicago 

Popular punk band from Chicago from 1990-2002, featuring Joey Spatafora on lead vocals, Billy (People are Still Having Sex) LaTour, Emery Yost on bass, Scott Bahry, Bob Fesus and Judy Johnson. Spatafora recently wrote and stars in an upcoming indie cult film, "The Good Food Guy And The Doo Doo King", along with Bahry. LaTour wrote most of the original score for the film. The Squids greatest hits cd is called "4 Floors Of Whores" on Hot Dog Water Records. Known best for their hits "Bad Haircut" , "The Harmonica Song", and "Every Time She Calls My Name" otherwise known as "The Boner Song".

The Squids from Chicago are the original Squids, and all the other bands who say they are Squids, are really not.

The Squids from Chicago by Deuce Loosly January 10, 2009

Chicago Sunroof 

The act of taking a dump through an open sunroof into an automobile.

Jimmy McGill gave a guy a Chicago Sunroof. Too bad he didn't realize there were kids in the back seat of the car.

Chicago Sunroof by dudeman3000 April 6, 2015

Chicanery 

What you accuse your brother of when you find out he hid a battery in your coat.

Jimmy pulled this chicanery! He defecated through a sunroof!

Chicanery by grease_of_sandwich February 8, 2021

Chicagoese 

The speech or language characteristic of Chicago, especially considered as forthright or lacking sophistication.

Yo, Theresa, waja do wit da grachki? Howmy supposta cut da grass if don't git intada grach? Chicagoese

Chicagoese by LK24 May 25, 2021

Chicanery 

The use of deceptive or underhanded tactics. May also describe the act of defecating through a sunroof

" You think this is something? You think this is bad? This, this chicanery? He's done worse.

Chicanery by TheOtherPseudonymusBosch August 23, 2022

chicago bars 

This term describes the 'all-the-way-forward' handlebar position most commonly seen on BMX bikes in urban areas of the United States.

Rather than having the handlebars in a vertical position (as the more practical BMX riders tend to do), the individual who chooses the 'chicago' position instead prefers to lay his or her handlebars all the way forward in an attempt to do any or all of the following things:

1. Allow more knee room on a bike which is far too short for them, possibly because they are a 7-foot tall, 52 year old alcoholic who is riding their grandchild's Wal-Mart bike to the beer store at dawn on a Monday

2. Look 'cool' on an overly small bicycle, which is near-impossible, especially when the rider is visibly frustrated by this situation, and having apparent difficulty controlling said bike.

3. Create the illusion of having a 'low rider' bike, but without making any actual low rider modifications.

All chicago bars ever did was make BMX bikes harder to ride, and cause an untold number of unnecessary faceplants in the ghetto, and under certain circumstances, they may even alert the police to possible cracktivities in the area, due to the obvious fucktardation on the part of these clueless bike riders.

Hahaha! Did you see that guy with his bars almost rubbing the front tire? WTF?

Yes I did; that's because we're in the hood. Now stop sweating that chump's chicago bars and tell that baby on the corner to stop selling weed.

chicago bars by Lârry Dângüs, esq. March 22, 2010