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Slang in Spanish for vagina. Used by a variety of Spanish speaking countries and ethnicities.
See cha cha
1. My verga wants to get into her cho cha.
2. My mother-in-law called the dog a cho cha, because he ran away from the cat.
cho cha by the jesus February 23, 2004
Urban Dictionary Merch
Puerto-Rican slang word commonly used in place of Vagina.
My one-eyed german soldier finally met Maria's cho cha last nite.
cho cha by Anonymous August 25, 2003
a published airline fare from abreviated in city codes Charlottesville(CHO), North Carolina to Chattanooga (CHA), Tennessee. The only airlines to fly this route is US Air and there is a change a planes in Charlotte (CLT), North Carolina.
To go CHO CHA, you must go thru CLT.
cho cha by Christie Daniels April 28, 2006
missey elliot drescribing her muff, pubic hairs
lyric"but before you come i need to shave my cho cha
cho cha by simon March 22, 2003
3 hot babes from Kutztown, Pennsylvania. THE cho-cha. signifies their status as the only chill females in party situations.
who are those girls over there?

they are the cho-cha.

the cho what?

the cho-cha. like "call before you come i need to shave my cho cha"

yo dude, you just sang missy.

sorry, but they are hot babes aren't they?
cho cha by Samantha March 4, 2004
"Git your face outa my cho-cha!"
cho-cha by mateo January 5, 2004

cho cha face 

cho cha face by Lizzzzzzzzzzzz April 25, 2006
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