Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A name in the British West Indies and Australia of the cheyote. See Sechium, cheyote, and *chris-tophine.
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Examples
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Parte del programa de Callejeros, Bancos con intereses emitido el dia 01/05/09 donde sale gente de Avila; una señora hablando de prostitutas y Orange y un señor diciendo que le pega una patada por debajo del "chocho" a su mujer
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y un señor diciendo que le pega una patada por debajo del "chocho" a su mujer
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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March 4th, 2007 at 9: 18 pm me ha parecio genial es super xulo eso de dibujarte en las manos yo doi otra propuesta bijuaos en el chocho y en la polla las mujeres aguilas y los hombres elefantes es super xulo yo ya lo he probado yv se folla mu bn despues con la pintura eso si si te sale semen kitate la pintura
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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While most of the 16 indigenous languages in Oaxaca picked up speakers during this period, there were some whose numbers decreased - el chontal, el chocho, el ixcateco and el popoloca.
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