Examples
“She says the word chillax and she knows she's already lost him.”
“Try and find some time to 'chillax' (all the cool kids are saying it these days).”
“Although new to the world of teens, I know enough to let the dude "chillax" on the weekend and not ask him to cut his hair because it might kill the "flow," which I'm assuming is a close relative of Qi and fengshui.”
The Huffington Post: Molly Baker: 13 Going On, Well, 14: A Snapshot of the American Teenager
“If you are pretty "chillax" about the sleep thing when they are kids, you are in big trouble by the time they are teenagers.”
“About time someone used the word "chillax" in a press statement, that is.”
“Calm down: Wayne Rooney should 'chillax' a bit ahead of the World Cup”
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
“He tells her not to say "chillax," he says that it's "gay," and she tells him not to use that word either.”
“The older boys are next - they are stoked to get their 'chillax' lounge room and their own spaces!”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘chillax’.
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Undo
A list of terms that denote separating one thing from another, or deconstructing a thing into its parts or to a former state. E.g., untie, divorce, unscramble.
untie, divorce, unscramble, disunite, disjoin, undo, separate, disassemble, uncouple, unhitch, disassociate, disaffiliate and 178 more...
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Neologisms
'New' words.
neurogami, sexting, plussies, plussy, churnalism, hecka, greenwashing, greenwash, Blogistan, diactrize, subsume, cachebusting and 27 more...
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Portmanteaux
Words formed by joining two others and combining their meanings.
neurogami, sexting, churnalism, palabrarium, douchoisie, rhinocerwurst, handwavium, sharrow, malamanteau, frenemy, netiquette, brunch and 10 more...
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New and Unholy Coinage
21st century coinage. Any strange words you`ve seen on TV or heard from irritating young people.
hateration, holleration, chillax, weaksauce, pimpin', hella, meme, blamin, propagandhi, jazzercise, blog, social lubricant and 31 more...
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21st Century Lingo
friend whore, monkey hurlage, pwned, chillax, bitchslap, biyatch, trupanion, neuticles, snow machine, mal de debarquement, vestibular system, rumpswab and 5 more...
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portmanteaus
slithy, chortle, mimsy, galumph, maffluent, smog, motel, momentaneous, splisters, swifting, editated, splatter and 73 more...
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Pseudo-edge
The middle-aged corporate marketer's version of a teen lexicon.
ultimate, extreme, chillin, totally, bling, karma, stoke, smooth, flav, punch, ish, hype and 43 more...
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Stupid, Stupid Words
Those annoying bloody new buzz words like, "gamification". I still don't know what it means! The other day I heard a "dill" use "brand" to describe a political belief. Then there is "mapping" in ot...
Telofy Seen on Soup. Oct 16, 2009
neumanic portmanteau of chill and relax, two synonyms doubled up to reiterate their original meaning of passivity. Oct 1, 2009
thesaraheffect I thought we had successfully extinguished izzle speak Sep 21, 2009
seanahan Often followed by brah, which is I think a weird way to say bro. Sep 20, 2009
asativum thesaraheffect, fo' shizzle -- I couldn't agree more. Sep 20, 2009
bilby Ummm ... William Shawcross + numpty? Sep 18, 2009
thesaraheffect *sigh* a combination of the words: "chill" and "relax" with an equivalent meaning.
Why do we create slang versions of slang? Is it laziness or rebellion? This is how we end up with words like shawty Sep 18, 2009
thesaraheffect chillax:
1) to represent oneself as too contrary to employ one of the over 200,000 existing words in the english language and too witless to invent a new word.
2) to deserve to be stripped of the ability to speak
I envy you, sir bilby, I truly do. Sep 18, 2009
fbharjo righttight is the antonym Sep 18, 2009
chained_bear BLAHAHAHAAA!!! Sep 18, 2009
dontcry That's redundant. Sep 18, 2009
bilby Chillidog + laxative? Sep 18, 2009
madmouth there are places on this earth untainted by the dread chillax?! you learn something new every day
hint: a simple portmanteau. unpack and enjoy? Sep 18, 2009
bilby Never heard it. What's it mean? Sep 18, 2009
chained_bear I hate this word. I really do. *sigh* Sep 17, 2009
thesaraheffect Fie! A pox upon you! Sep 16, 2009
sussman The combination of 'chill' and 'relax'. One tells a friend to 'chillax'. Mar 26, 2009