Definition of woodchuck

woodchuck

• North country white trash. Origin: alcoholics who planned to build their own homes but never got past the basement where they live out the rest of their lives.

  A bunch of woodchucks live there.

  Last edited on Feb 26 2000. Submitted by Diane M. from Little Falls, NY, USA on Feb 26 2000.

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