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When (over text) you are talking to a person and when they mean to say clothes, they miss-spell it and spell Chotles. Usually when one spells Chotles the other person will mistake it for a mexican food or dish, making both people seem stupid at the end.
A: Im cleaning my Choltes
B: You cleaning your food?
A: What do you mean?
B: About what you just said?
A: About my clothes?
B: You said Chotles!
A: Ohhh.....
Chotles by Addie Aiello March 30, 2011
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Choblesome 

This shirt is very choblesome!
Choblesome by deterraleon June 23, 2022

I HAVE CHORTLES

Fawful's catchphrase from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. An amusing, mocking, insulting laugh.
Bowser: Hey! What's the story with this crazy statue? It's going nuts!
Fawful: I HAVE CHORTLES!
I HAVE CHORTLES by Fawful September 27, 2009

Choblesome 

A word first coined by popular Minecraft YouTuber Grian meaning something worth talking about in a positive way.
That is such a choblesome building.
That view was quite choblesome.
Choblesome by _/_ June 24, 2022

Choblesome 

Choblesome means that something is very talk-worthy and everyone is talking about it. It is used as a compliment to suggest everyone’s talking about it positively.
You’re outfit is so cool it’s very Choblesome
Choblesome by Choblesome guy June 24, 2022

Cholesterific 

adj. food containing an excessive amount of cholesterol, usually tasting really, really, good.
foot-long chili dog w/ fried onions and cheese. chicken-fried-chicken w/ mashed potatoes and gravy etc...
Cholesterific by shaolinsurf November 6, 2004

cholesterolicious 

Food that tastes good but will eventually kill you.
I just had a deep fried bacon and cheese pizza sandwich, it was cholesterolicious.
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