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chocoholic 

person who loves/is addicted to chocolate
I ate an entire box of chocolates and my sister
says I must be a chocaholic!
chocoholic by VAKI5 July 7, 2005

Chocoholic 

A chocoholic is a person who craves or compulsively consumes chocolate. There is some medical evidence to support the existence of actual addiction to chocolate.
Johanna from Sweden is eating chocolate for breakfast. That's nasty!! She's such a chocoholic!!
Chocoholic by Bioboy89 November 17, 2016

chocoholicday 

To get through Mondays, I eat a lot of chocolate. Instead of calling it "Monday" I like to say it is "Chocoholicday."
chocoholicday by spudart August 16, 2010

chocoholic 

People who like chocolate, but don't understand the rules of word endings.

Derived (incorrectly) from "alcohol" and "alcoholic".
"Now I've met many chocoholics, but I ain't never seen no 'chocohol'" - Demetri Martin
chocoholic by forteblast May 19, 2010

Chocoholic 

A man or woman who is attracted exclusively to black people. (white people = vanilloholic, but people don't say that)
Kelly is such a chocoholic. That bitch be droolin' over Kobe and M.J.
Chocoholic by Nick D May 22, 2003

Chocoholic 

Better hide all the chocohol before my mother-in-law gets here; she is a big-league chocoholic.
Chocoholic by Rick Santorum November 14, 2006
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"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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