2 definitions by JohnII
A person who jumps in on a conversation that doesn't concern him/her.
The act of jumping in on a conversation, uninvited.
Origin: (Port-Harcourt, Nigeria) from the pidgin phrase "chook your mouth" which means to jump in on a conversation.
The act of jumping in on a conversation, uninvited.
Origin: (Port-Harcourt, Nigeria) from the pidgin phrase "chook your mouth" which means to jump in on a conversation.
Benjamin, stop being a chooks. We didn't ask for your opinion.
Samuel's chooking will soon get him in trouble.
Samuel's chooking will soon get him in trouble.
by JohnII January 22, 2020
Mad is an adjective used to describe something extraordinary, unexpected, or unbelievable.
Mad is used to show surprise at an extraordinary, unexpected or unbelievable happening.
Origin: (Port-Harcourt, Nigeria) mad was derived from the abbreviation MAD which means Making A Difference.
Mad is used to show surprise at an extraordinary, unexpected or unbelievable happening.
Origin: (Port-Harcourt, Nigeria) mad was derived from the abbreviation MAD which means Making A Difference.
by JohnII January 22, 2020