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Portuguese (Brazilian) slang term meaning something along the lines of stubborn or picky. In some cases can be used to say annoying. Usually this can be used as a term of endearment, as playful banter.

Portuguese: Oi Chata! Tudo bem!? English: Hey Chata! Everything well!?

a lazy way to say "Shut the fuck up"

chata (pronounced choughtda) fuck up!

Mexican American origins - noun. - An American of full or partial Mexican descent.

Mexican American names commonly referred to; Chata, Chella, Chemma, Chato, Things Mexican Americans don't like to do; to get up early. in the morning. or to go to movies where they have to put on contact lenses to make their blue eyes brown cause it makes their brown eyes blue. Things they do like; their Nana's and their Nono's and their Nina's and their Nino's........ Nano Nano Nina Nono! Oh! and they like flowers, and music, and white girls named Debbie too! Examples of famous mexican americans: George Lopez, Jessica Alba, Selena Gomez, Edward James Olmos, Eva Longoria

A tattoo dedicated to love, whether it's in memory of lost love, newfound love,

Danny Trejo from that movie Bubble Boy has a badass chata on his chest of a woman in a sombrero.

A Honduran term used for someone who is flat from their nose or butt. A synonym of "chata" is "plana". Hondurans use it as a kind nickname for someone. Older people also say "chatita". For men use "chato".

"Yo amo a mi chata" "La niña esta bien chatita va?"

- hispanic origins - female adjetive to describe something truncated, or flat. Nickname for a girl who has a small flat nose, or small breasts. (CHATO = is the male version)

"How can Maria breathe through her nose, she's so chata" "Dude Nancy needs a boob job, she's too damn chata"

A set-up to dis someone

You talk to chata yet? Who? Chata fuck up!