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(noun) Anglicized shortening of "pachuco" (a male Mexican-American youth, from the zoot suit riots of the 1940s). Typically infers to wayward youths who get into trouble, join gangs, etc., but yet they do not wish to reform. Its insult value is increased when it is used by one Mexican-American to put another down, to typify him as an inferior riff-raff. The term has been used by New Yorkers to refer to less-refined Puerto Ricans, although technically it is impossible for a Puerto Rican to be a "chuke". "The way these chukes live, it seems like they were cut out to do little besides join gangs, spray-paint on walls, get put into jail, and maybe father a few illegitimate children."
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vomiting in such quantities that one could choke as in "I am so sick, I feel like I am going to chuke
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to puke and choke at the same time "You look bad, don't chuke"
"Don't chuke on me bra" "Are you going to chuke?" |
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vomiting in such quantities that one could choke. as in "I am so sick, I feel like I am going to chuke"
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A more derogatory term towards mexicans like the word chunt but more insulting. Did u see him dancing Salsa?
LOL What a Chuke!!!!! |
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a term used in the 1960s in SoCal as a nickname or abbreviation for pachuco. It may have been offensive to Chicanos, but it was bias-neutral to anglos. That chuke Oscar Ortega's got the bossest short in town.
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term for a cigarette from the mid 1960s Jill: Could I have a chuke?
Ben: Sure, is menthol OK? Jill: Yea! |
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