👉 The term "chengal" is a Sanskrit word that translates to "tiger" in English. It is commonly used in Indian and Southeast Asian languages, particularly among the Indian diaspora. In Indian languages like Hindi and Bengali, "chengal" is often used as an adjective to describe a male character or a person associated with a tiger. For example, if someone says, "He's very much like a tiger," they are referring to him as being similar in some

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👉 "Screw 'chengal'! It's a really gross and offensive word that is used by a minority of people to describe something they find disgusting, disgusting. For instance, if someone says 'I'm so fucking chengal', you can guess what kind of person they are."

Edgy Example: "I've heard a lot about 'chengal' lately. It's really gross and offensive, like when someone calls another person 'conspicuous possession'. I think it's time we all start using our words more responsibly."