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chooseday 

Unknown english slang that means a apecific day of the week... On face value sounds like a day of the week but is not that particular day...
I will see you on chewsday, or chooseday....

Sounds like tuesday... Only a way to use a play on words... Now it becomes like meetimg a person at a corner of two parallel streets and chooseday ...

Then later you will be normally thinking and nominate a date that is choosing a day...

It may also mean cjuisday as some dialect that means a special day of being shown how there is a timeframe and if you wont choose day then you are too intellectually redundant to be anything more meaningful than two words that sound like a day of the week...
chooseday by anonymous September 14, 2020
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choosey tough guy 

Someone who decides to act bold and cocky around other individuals that are weaker/smaller/less intimidating than them but crumble once they are in the presence of someone who towers over them (bigger).
Joe lolly: Hey mark, that guy called you a fag!

Mark: Where?!

Joe lolly: That big dude in behind you.

Mark: Oh, well he's kinda big, but if he were my size I would take him on....

Joe lolly: Dam bro, your a choosey tough guy.
choosey tough guy by Jay-Si January 19, 2013
someone who is choosey will only accept things that they like a lot or they consider to be very good. This person will not settle for less. Usually these type of people are from NASHVILLE,TN
"615.... choosey!!!"

Ex 2: she's so choosey, she always chooses the best things in life
Choosey by Girlsbelike June 20, 2014
4/20 - The day everyone is going to choom it up.
Happy Choomsday everyone!
choomsday by Qlanth April 20, 2009
A made up word from the song Tuesday (feat. Drake)
Club goin’ up on the Tuesday got your girl in the car and she choosay
choosay by Kjaj14 March 1, 2018

Choosday 

The word widely accepted in Levittown, NY, by hindu's referring to 'tuesday'.
"The Next test is on Choosday"

"What the Fuck is a Choosday?!"
Choosday by Nicholi Dileo September 17, 2005
Past tense of chose
Peter choosed to go to school.
Choosed by PitaBread October 15, 2010
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