choolwe

a fabulous person has this name. they are a girl and rare to find , they are a closed book but its not really visible and you can trust them to stick by you at all times. they are loyal and shy in large groups but quite loud in small groups. they avoid confrontation but still get it done. (name pronounced, chol-weh)

stranger 1: my friend is perfect!
stranger 2: you bagged a choolwe?

by anonymous February 19, 2024

Chooch

Canadian slang for nicotine inhalation device.

“Yo lemme hit the chooch”
“Aight bro”

by FarStone57 February 22, 2024

Chooper

A rare species, that hangs around council pools digging holes and cutting trees down

Chooper at your local waters

by West midlands local observer March 15, 2024

Chooba La Chum Glob

A phrase commonly used by the Aquafina Waterbottle with human legs. The term was first coined at a concert with Weird Al and a big fat man, as well as a big frog. Jack Kucharski is unintelligent.

Funny and Smart Guy: "Chooba La Chum Glob!"
Dumb Guy: "I'm Jack and I don't know what that means cuz I'm dummy!"
Funny and Smart Guy: "Hahaha, yes you are."

by chumglobharold March 19, 2024

choot

Choot, noun. Means fuck/fucker.

That chucky is a real choot.

Hey you choot, you scratched my car.

by ChuckyTheChoot March 20, 2024

Choopy

An awesome funny sexy guy who gets all the girls to yoidle his doidle!!

Yo look at Choopy, hes getting his doidle yoidled!

by choopster March 21, 2024

Chooper

Choopers are commonly found living in the woods. They are known for their intelligence and adaptability, thriving in various habitats including fisheries. They find shelter or pop up bivys, food, and opportunities to cut branches down and make fires. They are omnivores, feeding on a diet that includes small mammals, birds, fruits, and insects. Choopers are just one example of the diverse wildlife that calls the forest home, from tiny insects to large mammals like deer and bears. Sometimes you may see them riding bikes pulling a ton of logs along.

That chooper over there is living the dream in it's natural habit

by West midlands local observer March 22, 2024