A Word of New Zealand origin and slang to indicate extreme intoxication after overindulgance in alcohol
by Pol Pothead November 7, 2012

(n.) A clapped out motorbike. A trail or motocross bike. Taken from motorbikes used on farms used to 'chase' chickens.
by Em Dee October 3, 2005

When you see something that you really like you would exclaim, “Chook-a-dook”. The phrase is pronounced like the word look or book.
Origin: Canada (Nova Scotia) since 1974.
Origin: Canada (Nova Scotia) since 1974.
by DKS799 October 8, 2018

by SlinkyJoe September 18, 2018

by And Prowse October 31, 2004

by Cougarman July 24, 2019

Australian colloquial; a block of 30 Emu Export beer cans, commonly used as currency in Western Australia in lieu of cash for small jobs or swap of goods.
Chiefy: Here, cob you can have my spare vape ...
Me: I don't have any cash on me, fella ...
Chiefy: No worries, just drop off a Box of Chooks when you get a chance ...
Me: I don't have any cash on me, fella ...
Chiefy: No worries, just drop off a Box of Chooks when you get a chance ...
by Ninja Dingo October 15, 2023
