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Street Slang
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Ching
/tʃɪŋ/ · noun · vulgar
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Ching In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
British multicultural London English (MLE) onomatopoeia for the sound of a blade, widespread in road and drill slang since the 2000s. Closely tied to 'shank' and 'shiv.'
People Also Ask
What does ching mean in UK slang?
It's a knife, or the act of stabbing, named after the sound a blade makes. It's heavy road and drill slang.
Is ching offensive?
It references real violence, so it's vulgar and gets censored on streaming platforms. ThugBible documents it as part of UK street language.
Does ching ever mean money?
Rarely — a few older MCs used it as a cash-register onomatopoeia, but the dominant modern meaning is a knife.
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