Original sentence: "I'm chaving that" (I'm stealing that)."If you leave that there it will get chaved" (If you leave that there it may be taken)."Someone has chaved my phone" (Someone has stolen my phone).Although this may not actually be the case, people often feel intimidated and therefore will point the blame at them.The term 'chaved' or 'chaving' has arisen with the slang term chav.The term has derived from the stereotype characteristic behavior that associates chavs with minor criminal activities
Edited sentence: "Damn it someone has chaved my phone" (when you realise your phone has been stolen most likely by a chav)."I'm chaving that" (when you see something such as a chocolate bar you wish to take from a friend)."If you leave that there it will get chaved" (to warn a friend or fellow citizen that if a belonging is left in it's current position there is a substantial risk of a chav getting their filthy no good cant be bothered to work drug hands on it).The term 'chaved' or 'chaving' has arisen with the current petty larceny pandemic sweeping England and the world.The term can be used in ways such as:.The term has derived from a particularly unfortunate characteristic chav behavior which involves the theft of material items.Usually due do under-educated impoverished persons not being bothered to work for their belongings like normal civilized people.similar terms: