Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Chirique flusse

👉 The word "chirique flusse" means something that seems to be going on inside someone, but no one can explain why exactly they're doing it. This term is often used in humor, and its literal meaning is more of a metaphorical one - like when someone is laughing at themselves, or if you've got a terrible day and someone else's just seemed to have an extra dash of fun.

Here’s an example sentence using this term: "Chirique Flusse: "I'm so sick of being home alone anymore. I want to go outside and take care of myself!"" In this scenario, the speaker is feeling really down and needs some comfort from the world outside. They could be chiricinating ("chirking") about how they don't feel like going out in the rain or maybe even singing a song that will make them feel better!