choc
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- noun
- /tʃɒk/
- UK
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chocolate
- She offered me a piece of choc after dinner.
We are making oatmeal, banana choc chip bread.
- We are making oatmeal, banana choc chip bread.
- And whisper bars ice cream, no mint choc chip ice cream is amazing.
- So this is the fun baking box and it's got like choc chips.
- I don't know why they call them chicken strippers instead of just chicken strips, but the Domino's chicken strippers I absolutely love and the Domino's warm choc chip cookies.
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Now we can eat all her choc bars.
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I don't know why they call them chicken strippers instead of just chicken strips, but the Domino's chicken strippers I absolutely love and the Domino's warm choc chip cookies.
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Who wants to try the choc chip cookie?
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Give me a bucket of that choc.
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It's just, it smells exactly like mint choc chip ice cream.
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We are making oatmeal, banana choc chip bread.
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Can I have a quad-choc-caramel latte?
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Everyone's got their own preference when it comes to choc chip cookies, kwim?
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I love the idea of making ice cream with my Blueberry Choc Decadence Smoothie.
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And a Super Burger... two orders of fries... two choc malts... and two Dutch apple pie with whipped cream.
Synonyms
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A sweet brown food made from roasted cocoa beans
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A solid sweet made from cocoa, shaped like a bar to eat as a snack
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A kind of chocolate that has lots of cocoa, little or no milk, and less sugar than milk chocolate
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A small bar or sweet made from chocolate
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A small, rich chocolate sweet with a soft, creamy centre
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A small sweet made with chocolate and eaten as a treat
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Etymology
Choc is a short, informal form of chocolate. The word chocolate comes from a Native American word xocolātl that means 'bitter water' because people first drank cocoa as a bitter drink. So calling something a choc simply names a small piece or sweet made from cocoa, keeping the idea of chocolate in a short word.