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choc-ice
/ ˈtʃɒkˌaɪs /
noun
an ice cream covered with a thin layer of chocolate
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Ferdinand was then charged with misconduct and fined £45,000 after endorsing a Twitter post that branded Cole a "choc-ice" – meaning black on the outside, white on the inside.
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The term ‘choc-ice' is understood to have racial connotations meaning a person is ‘black on the outside' and 'white on the inside'.
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He swung the new ball a fraction, but the shine here lasts as long as a choc-ice on the pavement.
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I give him the choc-ice and her the Flake and lie on the back seat eating the wine gums, careful not to choke as we cross over bumps in the road.
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