The meaning brings in to question a persons incompetency or stupidity.
It is also a vine vegetable that can climb and can grow over any surface.
It is also a vine vegetable that can climb and can grow over any surface.
by GS71 April 07, 2015
"Johnny's a choko right?"
"No, he's Japanese."
"Get over here right now you damn choko!"
"I'm Pilipino asshole!"
"No, he's Japanese."
"Get over here right now you damn choko!"
"I'm Pilipino asshole!"
by David the Sunflower February 25, 2014
by yorda 13 November 01, 2010
"I've not had a smoke for a week, I'm absolutely choko."
"I can tap you a bit for two if you're choko."
"I can tap you a bit for two if you're choko."
by Stevno September 24, 2008
by xela_3 September 14, 2020
Australian descriptive metaphor.
The person in question is of such incompetence or stupidity they indeed couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall. Commonly used to refer to a dim workmate or acquaintance.
The choko (also known as a cheyote or chouchou, among others) being an extremely hardy vine fruit that, left to its own devices, will grow up virtually any surface.
The person in question is of such incompetence or stupidity they indeed couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall. Commonly used to refer to a dim workmate or acquaintance.
The choko (also known as a cheyote or chouchou, among others) being an extremely hardy vine fruit that, left to its own devices, will grow up virtually any surface.
The paperwork's wrong again! Honestly, that moron couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall!
by TrajeAUS_ January 15, 2011