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little chookies 

Little Chucky's is the way of affectionately referring to a group of people or even a bunch of young people like your own family for example

"Ok little chookies (Chickens) let's go!"

"My English teacher used to call us in class little chookies (which was his way of saying "ok guys!").

A little Chucky is not to be confused with a bush chook which in Australia is known for the birds with the long beak that start packing in all the rubbish and lived in the cities but they're meant to be living out in the sticks somewhere so when you say a little Chucky you don't mean something bad it's just a warm affection way of addressing some body or group of people and literally a little choocky is a chicken or a young chook that's about it

Little Chucky also is not to be confused with little chicky because a chicky of course is a chicky babe so example

"There was a whole bunch of chickybabes at the party last night!

or..

this sweet looking chicky-babe came over and chatted with me and was being way too friendly I think she had a few drinks

different to the meaning of little Choocky

Q.) " so how are all the little chookies going, anyway?"

A.) " yeah my kids are pretty much behaving themselves but I tell you what sometimes they're are real challenge!"

In Australia we keep shops in our backyard to get some fresh eggs and so you might even say

"The little Chooks out the back."

that's referencing little Chooky's but it's actually about chooks so it's not the same as people.
"Ok little chookies (Chickens) let's go!"

"Ok little chookies.. how we all doing?!"

"Ok little chookies, listen up..!"
"My little chookies (Chickens) are behaving themselves."
little chookies by HûGgéRMuğGeŔ January 23, 2019
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