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Aussie slang for "chicken." Also, "chookie."
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An Aussie slang word for chicken that's commonly used as a 'nice insult,' especially when somebody has done or said something really obviously retarded that's only worth laughing about. Similar to that of a 'dag.' Morgan: I got hit by a bus yesterday
Ted: oh yeah, what happened? Morgan: I was standing in the middle of a road Ted: ha, ya bloody chook |
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A word used in Upper Michigan, which refers to a knit cap sometimes referred to as a watch cap. It can also refer to any knit caps worn in cool weather. It is a Yooper dialect word which has no correct or standard spelling. Could be spelled chuk. It is from the French Canadian word, toque, which means the same thing. The Quebecois pronunciation is much like chook. The Anglo Canadians pronounce it toke, or took. It's chilly out, so you better wear your chook.
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verb(chooking, chooked)
1- to wound or puncture using a sharp object. 2 - to stab. Pidgin English word with Nigerian origin. I will chook you. He chooked me.
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Australian for Chicken The New South Wales government couldn't organise a chook raffle.
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a beanie type hat that is warn when its cold out go grab my chook, its cold out
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a portmanteau of chain and hook, used to describe something that is especially sick "yo cal, that party was off the chook!"
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