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Butterfly. It's written as "cio-cio" in Italian, and Cio-cio is the name of the main character in the opera Madama Butterfly. In English it is usually spelled cho-cho. It's used more commonly as a pet's name than as a slang word for butterfly.
The calico kitten was dappled with so many colors that she looked like a pretty little butterfly. He decided to name her Cho-cho, his pretty cho-cho.
cho-cho by farfalla September 6, 2009
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Cho-Cho (Sechium edule) is a fruit grown in warmer climates i.e. Jamaica, Florida, etc.

Also known by the names Chayote, Mirliton, Cho Ko, Cho-Cho, Vegetable Pear, Christophene.
You will need two Cho-Cho for the Scotch Bonnet pepper sauce.
Cho-Cho by Idahojan January 20, 2009
No put your cho cho lips on my drink, brah.
Cho cho by gerrrg December 14, 2009
The male's penis. Opposite to vagina (cha cha).
"Let me suck ya cho cho!"
Cho Cho by Anonymous June 13, 2003
Prison slang
In the movie blood in, blood out. Popeye corner's the lead character Miklo, and says "Alright you white bitch!, give me some cho cho!!"
Cho Cho by pyschotic man August 6, 2011
a sexy irrasitable beast, with a huge monster penis,and a master swindler
Cho Cho by patrick hagar October 15, 2003
Oh, he can't have sugar. He's a Cho Cho.
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