chechako

[ chee-chah-koh ]

noun

, plural che·cha·kos.

1. (in the Pacific Northwest) cheechako ( def ).

Example Sentences

The Indian regarded the sack of flour: "You chechako," he announced.

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"You damn chechako," was what he said, but in the saying of it was admiration.

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Without doubt he was, in the old phrasing of the North, a chechako.

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"Chechako," muttered the Indian, and passed around to the door.

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It is not the face of Moncrossen, but of the great chechako of whom Jacques told us.

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