what does chav stand for?
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n(Redirected from Chavs)\nJump to: navigation, search\nLook up chav and charva in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.Chav is a slang term which has been in wide use throughout the United Kingdom since 2004. It refers to a subcultural stereotype of a person with fashions such as flashy "bling" jewellery and counterfeit designer clothes or sportswear, an uneducated, uncultured, impoverished background, a tendency to congregate around places such as fast-food outlets, bus stops, or other shopping areas, and a culture of antisocial behavior.\n\nResponse to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation of classism.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav\n\nI never heard of it either, but here is some info. It's degrading..
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it stands for  \n\nMalan, Tygerberg, Bellville and Stellenberg \n\nEvery year sees the build-up of the biggest schools athletics event in the Northern Suburbs when high schools DF Malan, Tygerberg, Bellville and Stellenberg compete for the sought after MTBS trophy.
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It seems to have come out of the military.  Originally the A stood for Arse (or the three letter word meaning the same).  Now the phrase has been modified (soldiers telling their girlfriends what it means) by saying that the A stands for Awesome.\nThe phrase is used to express any emotion, but usually implies agreement with what had just been said.
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Its not a "Jewish" word, its Hebrew (our language) for 'peace'. What sort of story do you mean? It is one of the ways we  greet each other. Historically, when coming to a camp, we would greet the sentry with "shalom aleichem!" or "peace be among you", (almost a question and statement at the same time) and the appropriate response from the sentry would be "aleichem shalom" or "among us, there is peace" This lets the vistors know that everything is fine at the camp, and that they are welcome to enter the camp. This is how it was done back then, and that form of answering with the subjects reversed remains to be the appropriate greeting\n\nUpdate: Toda, toda. Beruch ti hiyeh!\n\nUpdate: Technically SFederow. In the example I used the senrty is speaking for the camp in its singular entirety. The person is asking the status of the camp as a whole, not simply the sentry himself. In which case, the use of the singular referring to the entire camp is justified, thus my translation as 'us'.
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NEITHER!! \n\nlol.. Chavs are betta than Goths tho!\n\ndnt lyk either to be fair....
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Are you kidding?? The cha is what it's all about.
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i JUST learned what a chav is, so I feels special hahahha\nI'l say \nIt takes, two; one to change the light bulb and one to\nhold his friends cheap draft beer and say some thing stupid?\n\nam i close? sorry, im like a wanna be brit, i just learned that word
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Well, in the 15000 cases I've done or taken part in, we hand bag the patients until we get to the ICU, or they're extubated in the PACU.\n\nASV has been discussed/used in all of our surgical units to some extent, however, and has it's uses, but can be completely absent, without mortality consequence.  It is a convenience setting, to some extent.
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It stands for Hennes & Mauritz. \nHEN-niss and MAR-ritz.
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Check this out:\n\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/7/messages/381.html
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RSVP stands for Responde S'il Vous Plait in French, which means "respond if you please." So you are politely being asked to reply, whether you are going or not.
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chambre " avec salle de bains ( privée) " is the french term.\nEn-suite is the English corruption of french language, and has no meaning in France.
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They don't stand for anything. It's a short way of saying 'VP' = 'vee pee' = 'veep' for short.\n\n'Jeep' came about the same way. It's short for 'GP' which is short for 'General Purpose' (I think).
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If you'd have studied your English in school rather than eyeing up the lads we might be able to understand what you're writing.  Sorry love - you're writing in the style of a chav - a language I dont understand x
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Hi there, \n\nDV means 'Deo Volente' which is a latin phrase meaning 'God will'\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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Just an opinion: first it is not one word but two karma chameleon. Based on the lyrics of the Culture Club song it means something along the lines of "fate changer" or one who changes to meet fate ("you come and go"). I could be way out in left field, but it's my guess.