Cha-ra
1. Noun. Means ‘shit’.
2. Use in sentence: “Man, I feel like chara because I didn’t give Charlie a big good morning hello. I will try not to act like such a little chara in the future.”
Obviously, I called someone out on walking around the office with work blinders on... :)
UPDATE: Before you embarrass yourself, I just found out that the "ch" sound in this is not like the "ch" in Charlie or cheer... its the flemy gurglely noise that you make when you want to hock something out. I'm sure that's not a politically correct way of explaining that, but if you can come up with a better way to type out that noise, I'm all ears.
UPDATE: “The eight letter of the Hebrew alphabet is called “chet” (rhymes with mate) and has the (light scraping) sound ‘ch” as in “Bach”. "Light scraping"... ok, I guess that's a nicer way of putting it. (From Hebrew4christians.com)
“The eight letter of the Hebrew
alphabet is called “chet” (rhymes with mate) and has the (light scraping) sound
‘ch” as in “Bach”