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Chinger
noun
Big Knife, Blade;
Usually a machete or similarly serious weapon, used in UK drill and road talk. It carries strong connotations of violence and is often mentioned in the context of stabbings or being armed on the roads. Derived noun from “ching” (verb), meaning to stab or slash with a blade.