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1. One of the most advanced cities in Kerala, India boasting highly advanced architecture like real-time traffic surveillance (comparable to that of london). With nearly 100% literacy and 90% population engaged in business, it is a magnet for immigrants. Also home to famous mollywood actors like Mammotty, Mohan lal, Dileep and Mullasseril.
2. A person from kochi.
3. In Kerala used to refer to a business minded person.
1. Look at his rolls royce. He must be a kochi.
2. The sole thing he chatted about was his business. What a kochi!
kochi by AVENGE October 6, 2012
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A bengali affectionate word meaning the youngest or smallest brother.
Kochi, Dhula bhai wants to talk to you!
kochi by nOneXs!SteNT December 4, 2010
that is a pretty weird kochi
kochi by alyoix April 7, 2019
Someone who cries after losing a debate and seeks to play the victim by kissing asses of the higher powers.
"Dude, that guy is being such a kochi"

"McCain is the definition of a kochi"
Kochi by Frothy Beverage June 2, 2009
Kochi (adjective) /🔉couch-y/ : An indian definition to describe a curry comprising of meat or poultry, lacking the cutting edge of ginger and garlic, often thought of to taste rather fatty and unpleasant
The mutton curry tasted very kochi.
Kochi by NP24 December 1, 2022

mugunghwa kochi pieotsumnida 

dont move or you will die
mugunghwa kochi pieotsumnida
*person gets shot*
"Koichi you truly are a reliable guy"
Koichi by Alexcm1015 November 6, 2019
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