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CHICKEN |
A coward...When it comes to standing up for himself, Billy is a chicken. |
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CHICKEN HEAD |
Not smart; stupid idiot. That chicken head tried to hijack a bus to Cuba. |
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CHICKEN IN THE BUCKET |
Another name for Kentucky Fried Chicken. We are having chicken in the bucket for dinner. |
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CHICKEN SCRATCH |
Poor hand writing resembling the way chickens starch the ground..."I can't read this" said Janice, "it looks like chicken stratch." |
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CHICKS |
Young girls...There were lots of chicks at the beach party. |
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CHILL OUT |
To relax..."Chill out," said Beverly as she opened the door and allowed her guest into the reception. |
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CHILLY |
Cool... "Don't worry" said Jan, "everything is going to be chilly" |
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CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK |
A son who does things just like his father does. He is a chip off the old block said the proud father as he viewed his son's woodworking. |
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CHOCOHOLIC |
Lovers of chocolate...... If I eat all of this chocolate, I will become a chocoholic. |
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CHOCOLATE CITY |
A city where at least 70% of its population is Black or Afro-American. New Orleans was once known as a "Chocolate City" before Hurricane Katrina. (Mayor C. Ray Nagin) |
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CHOW |
Good-Bye. Derived from the Italian Ciao, pronounced 'chow'. |
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CHOW DOWN |
Eat;sid down for a meal. "It is time to chow down" said the father to his kids. |
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CHRIST |
Mild exclamation. "Christ!" said William as he witnessed an auto accident. |
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CHUMP |
A person who is easily taken advantage of or some one who is easily fooled...David is a chump if he allows this to happen. |
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CHUMP CHANGE |
A little bit of money; small change; of low value. "The money you're making is chump change", said the pusher to the pimp. |
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CHUMP YOU OUT |
To be verbally reprimanded with no rebuttal, to be ridiculed..usually expressed as “you, let her chump you out " or " you got chumped out ". |
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CHURCH UP |
To collect money, as in taking up collection in church. "It's time to church up," said Sara as requested her social club for donations. |
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CIRCLE THE WAGONS |
Look for protection, get defensive, get ready for an attack; from the old west where the pioneers would circle their wagons for protection from the Indians. In politics, the Democrats always circle the wagons when attacked by the Republicans, and vice versa. |
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CLAMS |
Money...Do you have any clams? |
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CLAN |
A Group of persons that come together for one or many purposes |
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CLAPPED |
To get shot by a handgun...the sound of some guns make a clapping sound...In the Godfather movie, Sonny got clapped at the toll booth. |
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CLAY GO |
Clean As You Go |
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CLEAN |
To be dressed nicely... Richard, who was wearing a new suit was clean today. |
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CLICK IT OR TICKET |
To promote car safety, many State Highway Departments started this slogan, wear your seatbelts or receive a fine in the form of a ticket.. Radio and TV commercials promoting "Click it or Ticket" are played heavily during holiday seasons. |
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CLIVEMIST |
Cliv-em-ist: someone who believes in themselves; a lead up to a sucess; something with a large potential. |
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CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR |
Falling short of first place ....The judge said"Close but no cigar" to the second place winner in the competition. |
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CLOUD NINE |
To get high, euphoric state.... From the song by the Temptations...Bobby said, Tony, who was his pot smoking friend, was on cloud nine. |
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CLYDE |
Another name for a dude; a generic name. What's up Clyde? |
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CNN |
Conservatives Never Needed |
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COAST TO COAST |
In a basketball game, the same person taking the ball from one end of the court all the way to the other end and making a basket. The NBA is known for its coast to coast basketball. |
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