Chim·peach (chim pēch´), v., 1. To eliminate an enemy or malefactor, or to rectify a near fatal error or terrible mistake.  2. To remove from high office, through judicial review or public referendum, a dangerous imbecile, odious fraud, or chimpanzee.  3.  To reclaim the soul of one's country by reversing or redressing a grievous historical injustice, as in "After Whitewater, Bush's lies about Iraq give us no choice but to chimpeach the murdering bastard, unless we want the whole goddam world  to think that the lives of our sons and daughters are less significant than lying about a blowjob."

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