chiefing

chiefing
 n.โ€” ยซโ€œMarking up” is a term used to describe writing words or drawing pictures using markers on someoneโ€™s body. “Chiefing” describes “marking up” someone who is asleep.…โ€œI believe โ€˜chiefingโ€™ in most instances would be hazing,” Carroll said. “Even if theyโ€™re awake, youโ€™re doing it ridicule them. The intent is there within โ€˜chiefing.’โ€ยป โ€”โ€œParty photos raise concerns” by Matt Beltran, Nika Megino, Nate Miller in Sacramento State University State Hornet (Sacramento, California) Feb. 13, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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