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Definition of a chook

chook

noun

  • a knit cap worn in winter by males

    Last edited on Jun 03 2010. Submitted by Dave R. from Edmonds, WA, USA on Dec 01 2006.

  • a hen or a cooked chicken. Australian and New Zealand slang.

    Last edited on Jun 03 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Jun 03 2010.

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