chochkees

Small decorative items often used for decoration, and/or conversation pieces. Synonymous with Knickknacks, baubles, bibelot, curio, dido, gewgaw, gimcrack, novelty, ojets d' art, pretty-pretty, rattletrap(s), toys, trifle, trinket, whatnot, whigmaleerie, souvenir, bric-a-brac, virtu, miniature, kickshaw, notion, trumpery

She had hand-painted bottles, bowls full of glass beads, snowdomes, and other chochkees on the shelves and end tables.

by Bill Summers February 6, 2007

Chockers

Australian Slang for 'Chockablock'

Translates to filled up completely.

"Mate, don't use the back shitter, she's chockers from last night.'

by GentleCaress September 18, 2017

chockers

Full up, no more room

that box is chockers

see also chock-a-block

by Colin m September 17, 2005

Chachkes

(From Yiddish)
knickknacks, silly figurines, vases, little tacky stuff you put in the house

I am sure everybody has at least 5 chachkes in their house they can donate to the auction

by kunefa September 21, 2005

It's chockers!

Expression to denote an extreme amount of something, especially when referencing urban traffic or traffic jams.

The one day I left for work early and... my gosh... it's chockers!

by buoya November 29, 2011

chachkies

Chachkies is the yiddish word for trinkets and collectables, AKA "dusk collectors" that you would find in an old lady's house.

Mrs. Silverman had lots of chachkies sitting on her mantle, many of them collected from garage sales and yard sales over the years.

by Dannell Buckingham April 15, 2005

chookees

a pet name for a significant other; a term of endearment used for a loved one; usually directed to the individual and not in reference to the person; also can be used when calling a small child but mostly is used in a conversation with your soulmate or current mate

Chookees, let's go to the store and buy some pickles.

by Mette February 25, 2004