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chuck something downchuck sth down tv. to eat something very quickly. Don’tjust chuck your food down. Enjoy it!chuckers and chucks n. a great hunger; an enormousappetite. (Usually with the.) We’ve got three impatientyoung boys with the chuckers! Feed ’em! Oh, man, Ireally got the chucks. What time is chow?chug in. & tv. [for one person] to drink something, usuallybeer, quickly and in large volumes. He chuggedthree in a row, and they came right back up again.chump change n. a small amount of money; the kindof salary or amount of money a chump would workfor. I refuse to work for chump change! I want a realjob.Ciao, for now. and C4N phr. & comp. abb. Good-byefor the present. (Ciao is Italian. Phrase is currentEnglish.) See U L8R. C4N. That’s all for the moment.Ciao, for now.circling (the drain) tv. & in. to be in the final processof dying; to be in extremis. (Jocular but crude hospitaljargon.) Get Mrs. Smith’s son on the phone. She’scircling the drain.civil serpent n. a civil servant. You have no idea thekinds of things “civil serpents” have to put up with.clanked mod. exhausted; pooped. I’m really clanked,man. Gotta take a rest.clay pigeon n. a gullible person; a pigeon. (Underworld.) We need a clay pigeon to divert attention from thesnatch.44