chi chi man
n.— «From dem a par inna chi chi man car/Blaze di fire mek we bun dem!!!! (Bun dem!!!!)/From dem a drink inna chi chi man bar/Blaze di fire mek we dun dem!!!! (Dun dem!!!!)» —“Chi Chi Man” by T.O.K. My Crew My Dawgs Oct. 1, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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