chee-chee
/ (ˈtʃiːˌtʃiː) /
noun
a less common spelling of chichi 2
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How to use chee-chee in a sentence
It was the chee-chee-chee, to-wheet, to-wheet, to-wheet of a mountain wren.
The Silent Alarm | Roy J. SnellWoodchucks stood erect and piped dolefully for an hour “chee-chee!”
Travels in Alaska | John Muirchee-chee was coiling up ropes in the stern and laying them in neat piles.
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle | Hugh LoftingIt takes its origin in a very common expression of half-caste females, chee-chee, equivalent to our Oh, fie!
The Slang Dictionary | John Camden Hottenchee-chee, this word is used in a rather offensive manner to denote Eurasians, or children by an English father and native mother.
The Slang Dictionary | John Camden Hotten
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