Chinook Edit Meaning

1.

A strap-on dildo which is attached to the head and protrudes from the CHIN, thus enabling the enterprising cunnilinguist to continue practising that art on a lady's clitoris, while at the same time providing her with penetrative pleasure in the NOOK.

(Sold in the USA as The Accomodator.)

Now that Jane has been introduced to the pleasures of VERTICAL TAKE-OFF on his CHINOOK, Dick complains that his traditional CHOPPER has become almost redundant.

See ecstasy, Persson

2.

shə-ˈnu̇k, chə-, -ˈnük

1. To have sexual intercourse with two pilots simultaneously.

"We were about to chinook Marlene on Saturday night, but we bailed out for fear of touching rotors."

See double team, run the train, pilot, aviator, threesome

3.

A happenstance in intercourse where the woman is on top of the man, where the rhythmic thrusting causes the woman's breasts (and therefore, nipples) to rotate in a circular pattern, like the twin blades of a chinook helicopter.

(past tense) Man, I fucked her so hard that her titties chinooked!

See chinook, titties, helicopter, fuck, fucked, bounce, sex, sexual

4.

to shank/kill/maul someone, pronounced shinook and said really fast

i just chinooked that motherfucker!!

See pwned, owned, shanked, pwnt, killed

5.

A sexual technique similar to Helicoptering, in which two men rotate their flaccid penises smacking the recipient in the face.

My buddy and I are going to Chinook her for her birthday

See helicopter, helicoptering, cock, helicopter cock

6.

Much like a woman is beaten in the face with a dick while cockslapped, the chinook is for role-reversal.

A chinook occurs when a woman tit-slaps a man in the face, or when a man's face is between two large, round, vuluptuous breasts and decides to shake them side to side.

"Don't get chinooks from big jugs - you can lose an eye that way!"

- Jon B.

7.

A rotary winged aircraft (helicopter) produced by Boeing/Vertol, it is very distinctive, having two counter rotating rotors rather than the main rotor/tail rotor setup of most helicopters. A powerful heavy-lifter, the first version introduced during 'nam could carry about six tons, the latest versions (e, f) can carry over twelve. The aircraft is designated CH-47. (CH stands for Cargo Helicopter)

The sound of a chinook is very distinctive, like some enormous jackhammer, a penetrating basso thunder that can be heard miles away, and makes the earth shake when the aircraft passes close by.

The platoon was flying into Iraq on a ch47 transport.

See Dirge

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