chook UK
tʃʊk
See also: chicken (US)
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Definition of chook - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
farm birdRareUKdomestic bird, typically a hen or chickenRareUK
  • The farmer fed the chooks in the early morning..
chicken hen
2.
endearmentRareUKaffectionate term for someoneRareUK
  • Come here, my little chook.
darling dear sweetheart
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  • chook: domestic bird, typically a hen or chicken
    domestic bird, typically a hen or chicken

Expressions with chook

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lottery where the prize is a chicken
He won a chicken at the local chook raffle last week..
express inability to manage simple tasks or events effectively
He couldn't organise a chook raffle, so the event was a mess.
small motorcycle for off-road use
He bought a chook chaser for weekend adventures.

Origin of chook

Australian English, from 'chicken'

Examples of chook in a sentence

  • They decided to raise a chook for fresh eggs.
  • How's my favorite chook today?
  • Goodnight, chook, sleep well.

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  1. French:poule, chou, ...
  2. German:Huhn, Hühnchen, ...
  3. Italian:gallina, tesoro, ...
  4. Spanish:gallina, pollito, ...
  5. Portuguese:galinha, querido, ...
  6. Chinese:鸡, 宝贝, ...
  7. Japanese:鶏, チュック, ...
  8. Arabic:دَجَاجَة, حَبِيبِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּרְנְגוֹלֶת, חֲמוּדִי, ...
  10. Russian:курица, цыплёнок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:курча, курочка, ...
  12. Hindi:मुर्गी, प्यारा, ...
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