chore

to steal or a thief. Romany word 'te chorel' to steal. see also chor. Used in pockets all over the UK where chavs are descended from Romany Gypsies. (e.g., recently heard in Chatham, Kent)

he's a bleeding chore, he's always choring from shops

by klidenengro February 1, 2004

chore

it means to steal and is used by northern youths (townies)

A: Where's my bike?
B: He chored it!

by sam fox September 26, 2003

chore

Old pikey word for "Steal". Now used by people other than travellers.

Pikey Dad: Oi! Chavi! Chore that beer for ya old dad!

by Trampikey and Goldie! June 28, 2005

Chore

Someone that engages in excessive chat flirting (see: Chirting) to the point that they become a chat whore.

Can be comprised of a combination of chat flirting on several IM applications running simultaneously (Gchat, Yahoo!, Facebook) or just several online chat flirts running in the same application.

Me: I just found my ex-GF from high school on Facebook, she's online so I'm chirting with her now. I'm also IMing the new temp that just started on my floor, we may hang out this weekend.

Friend: Wow. You're such a chore.

by Middle Child January 26, 2010

chore

"chore boy" the copper screen put into a crack pipe

you gotta any chore

by agirl November 2, 2003

Chore

A person who is extremely obstinate or difficult to please, i.e. high-maintenance.

She's a fun girl to go out with, but she was a bit of a chore on our road-trip to St. Louis.

by Evan Exempt February 20, 2010

chore

to steal. Appears only to be used in the Highlands of Scotland.

That filthy mink chored my bike!

by chird September 10, 2003