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noun - uncountable

• money. Origin: may be onomatopoeia based on the sound of coins striking each other.

  That is worth some big ching.

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  Last edited on Jul 24 2010. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 01 2001.

• cocaine. As used in Porno by Irvine Welsh.
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  Last edited on Jul 24 2010. Submitted by Javier from Santiago del Teide, Spain on Oct 02 2003.

verb - transitive

• to have sexual intercourse. Regional slang found in the US southwest, including southern Arizona. From the Spanish "chingar", which means to have sexual intercourse. Growing up in Tucson, I heard the term used often, but never in a sexual sense. "Chingered up" meant "screwed up." Chingadero came later. It is a noun meaning "some annoying little thing." A housefly, for instance, or even a cat that won't leave you alone might be referred to as a chingadero.

  I chingered up my knee playing football.

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  Last edited on Aug 31 2013. Submitted by Jim M. from San Francisco, CA, USA on Jun 15 1999.

• to put into disorder or to make useless. From Mex Spanish "chingar", "to violently abuse sexually".

  Well, he really chingered that one (up).

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  Last edited on Sep 06 2010. Submitted by David C. on Sep 19 2004.

• a mix of Chinese and English.

  Last edited on Sep 21 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 21 2009.

• idle talk, chatter.

  Whenever those two get together, all they do is make a lot of chin music.

  Last edited on Oct 15 2003. Submitted by Kurt M. from Detroit, MI, USA on Oct 15 2003.

• (Baseball) a pitch aimed at a batter's face or jaw, usually to get the batter to step back from the plate.

  ...and Zito brushes Giambi off the plate with a little chin music.

  Last edited on Oct 15 2003. Submitted by Kurt M. from Detroit, MI, USA on Oct 15 2003.

• White lies.

  You've owed me the rent for over a week, but all you've given me is a lot of chin music.

  Last edited on Oct 15 2003. Submitted by Kurt M. from Detroit, MI, USA on Oct 15 2003.

• (Boxing) A hard punch to the jaw, usually from the side.

  Trinidad gave Oscar Dela Hoya a little chin music.

  Last edited on Oct 15 2003. Submitted by Kurt M. from Detroit, MI, USA on Oct 15 2003.

noun

• Mocking another with false sympathy by pretending to play a tiny violin at one's chin.

  As John launched into his excuse for missing class, his teacher said, "Cry me a river" and began playing chin music.

  Last edited on Dec 16 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Dec 16 2014.

noun - uncountable

• facial hair around the chin or mouth on a male. Especially used in the context of baseball pitchers, derived from the other sense of this term which involves baseball.

  Last edited on Jul 02 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 14 2013.

adjective

• phrase used to describe disbelief. (It is important to pronounce the two syllables of "reckon" distinctly, with the emphasis on the second syllable. In its most glorious form, it is used by school boys interspersed with the vile gesture of pouting the bottom lip while tightening the skin between there and the chin, and then flicking the tip of the tongue back and forth against the flesh just above the lower front teeth. It makes a grotesque noise, and is so obnoxious that - at least when I was at school - as good as guaranteed a fight.)

  You met Michael Jordan and played him at one on one and won, did you? Yeah! Chinny reckon, you did.

  Last edited on May 31 2004. Submitted by Matthew R. from Blackpool, United Kingdom on May 31 2004.

• marijuana.

  Man, let's go smoke some chino!

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  Last edited on Feb 03 2016. Submitted by Brinn L. from Amherst, NS, Canada on Mar 02 2003.

• a close friend / acquittance.

  Are you going to the club chino?

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  Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by Brinn L. from Amherst, NS, Canada on Mar 02 2003.

• an unseasonably and sudden, constant warm wind that blows from the west to the east through the cascade mountain passes (late winter to early spring). It usually lasts for the better part of a day and will not only melt all the snow but dry up all the water too. Familiar to anyone living in the foothills of the eastern cascade mountains in Washington State and Oregon.

  A chinook blew through yesterday and dried everything up!

  Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by September M. on Jan 03 2009.