What does hang chow mean in slang?

The first recorded use of hang chow in a slang sense was in a May 30, 1906 issue of The American Speech magazine where it was defined as “a meal eaten in the open air when the weather is fine.” This use of hang chow to describe outdoor picnics and barbecues is still in use today although the word has also been used to describe a casual outdoor lunch for workers.

What does hung chow mean in slang?

Hung chow is a slang term for a hangover and really, it’s not so much a slang term as a colloquialism. People who are hung over often say that they “feel hung chow,” and the expression may have originated as a way to describe the unpleasant symptoms of a hangover.

What does hung chow mean in a sentence?

Hung chow is a common term for food that's been sitting around for too long. It's used in a variety of different situations. One example of hung chow in a sentence would be, "If you come to our house and there's food on the table that's been sitting around for two days, you can say, “Oh, that's hung chow. It's been sitting here for two days.”

What does hung chow mean in English?

Hung chow is a popular slang term that refers to a hungover person. The word hung chow is a combination of hungover and chow, a word used to refer to food. It implies that the person suffering from hangover has an empty stomach, making them hung, or hung over.

What does hung chow mean in Cantonese slang?

Hung chow means to be intoxicated, especially in Cantonese. It is also used to describe someone who has a lot of sex. Hung chow is so named because hung hogs are hung out over a fire to cook. Thus, hung chow means to be sexually aroused and lose control.