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What is Cha Cha?
the final part of a brazilian wax. it is the act of getting hairs waxed out of the crack of your butt. sometimes they make you get on your knees and spread your cheeks apart. other times you can just roll over on your stomach.
me: ahhhh, that wasn't so bad.
waxing tech: now turn over (smack) up on your knees honey.
me: why?...
waxing tech: cha cha cha
me: gulp
Cha Cha - video
Cha Cha - what is it?
It is spanish for skeet-skeet-skeet.
Oh Maria.....cha, cha, cha!
What does "Cha Cha" mean?
diarehea attack. Can be shortened to 'cha-cha's. Derived from the commercial with a toilet paper using bear.
After I ate that taco salad i had to cha-cha-cha.
Drinking too much milk gives me the cha-cha's.
Cha Cha - what does it mean?
Slang term for diarrhea. Popularized by television characters Beavis and Butt-Head's nickname for Daria.
I was late to work today because I had the cha cha cha's all night long.
"Diarrhea, cha cha cha!"
Cha Cha - meaning
Actually, it's a latin dance. Very sexy, very frisky and very cheeky. Lots of hip movements and fast paced. Upbeat music that makes you want to dance.
"And here comes couple 425 from Brazil, dancing the cha cha cha."
"Personally, I love dancing the cha cha cha"
Cha Cha - definition
Cha cha cha is a song by some finnish dude,I forgot his name.
What is your favorite Eurovision song?
Cha cha cha!
Cha Cha - slang
Cha Cha refers to the Cha Cha Slide. Cha Cha means very nice or very smooth.
Greg: “last weekend I did my first backflip bro”.
Jacob:”Cha Cha bro”!
Cha Cha
A woman who used to be a man (post-op). Also known as a mahoo. Individual Cha Chas tend to be attracted to 50 year old perverts and big-eared men who aren't sticking around. Also, they love celebrity gossip and rotund redheads.
Cha Cha totally went down on a male stripper. Then he spewed in her hand.
Cha Cha
(Verb), to use the texting service Cha Cha to answer a question.
I don't know the answer, just cha cha that shit.
Cha Cha
A playful word for the narcotic drug cocaine that is intended to connote the embarkation of an activity that is lighthearted, merry, fun, exciting and/or arousing. When used in a declarative sentence the speaker’s tone may be smug, satisfied, and upbeat. Usage in an interrogative sentence should be accompanied by an outwardly sense of mischief or impishness with somewhat sinister or sly undertone (you know the implications of said activity but the word “Cha Cha” sounds so cute and harmless!). When used in an exclamatory sentence it is often accompanied by shock, exuberance, surprise (“damn that’s some good Cha Cha!”). Cha Cha is hardly ever used in an imperative sentence (unless to say “back the F$#^% off my Cha Cha!!”).
My name is Dr. Rockso and I do Cha Cha, ba-ba-baaaaby!!!