chicka
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪkə/
- Slang
- Cora introduced me to her friend, a sweet chicka who loves to dance.
- Boom Chicka
Examples
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- Cora, this is Chicka, who thinks my house is a hotel.
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Okay, "Chicka."
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A chicka?
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The party was full of laughter, and all the chickas were in a great mood.
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At the café, I saw a chicka enjoying her coffee while reading a book.
Synonyms
A grown woman who meets and talks with other women
An attractive young person, usually a woman, described in a casual way
A woman or girl said in a friendly, informal way
A girl or young woman someone calls in a friendly way in Spanish
A friendly informal word for a woman or girl
An informal word for a good-looking woman used playfully
An informal, friendly name for a girlfriend or young woman
A friendly name for a young woman used to show that you like her
A young woman or girl
An informal, playful way to spell girl used online
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Etymology
The word chicka comes from the English slang chick ('baby bird' and later 'young woman') and is also like the Spanish chica ('girl'), so it sounds playful and friendly. That's why chicka is used as an informal, fun way to call a girl.