choco
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8.2
- noun
- /ˈtʃoʊkoʊ/
- Indian
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choco
- I bought a big bar of choco to enjoy during the movie.
- Choco Taco
Boy, 'cause if I found that sack of chocos to the Dome.
- Boy, 'cause if I found that sack of chocos to the Dome.
Examples
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A bowl of Choco Pops, every morning.
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This is called Mole Choco Taco.
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Which one of these Choco Love chocolate bars is labeled as extreme in some way?
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How long have you been hiding your Choco Pops addiction?
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Let's go home and have some choco-drops, okay?
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Coco Pops once changed their name to Choco Krispies.
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No one's going to enjoy pretending to eat a bar form of something that is supposed to be fruit, but I can get behind some choco-peanut butter bars any day.
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These are called Belgian boys, Choco caramel cookie tarts.
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Double-frosted choco clusters.
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Choco rations going up.
Synonyms
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1.0
A sweet made of chocolate or sugar that you eat as a snack
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1.0
A solid sweet made from cocoa, shaped like a bar to eat as a snack
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1.6
A kind of chocolate that has lots of cocoa, little or no milk, and less sugar than milk chocolate
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1.0
A sweet chocolate made with milk and sugar that tastes creamy
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2.7
A small, rich chocolate sweet with a soft, creamy centre
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6.4
A small piece of chocolate often from a box
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1.0
A small sweet made with chocolate and eaten as a treat
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2.6
A small cone of chocolate wrapped in shiny foil
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1.8
A type of chocolate that is not very sweet and is good for baking
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1.4
Chocolate with little or no sugar used for baking and making desserts
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1.8
Chocolate with no sugar used to make cakes, icings, and candies
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3.2
A very dark chocolate with little or no sugar used for baking and sauces
Surface Forms
Etymology
Choco is a casual short form of chocolate, from the Aztec xocolātl meaning 'bitter water' since cacao began as a drink and later became a sweet treat. So as a noun, choco simply means 'chocolate', like a bar or small sweet.