choco

British  

/ ˈtʃɒkəʊ /

noun

1. 1. a member of the citizen army; militiaman

   2. a conscript

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Etymology

Origin of choco

C20: shortened from chocolate soldier

Example Sentences

Some Chinese customers complained online that Sam’s Club was selling products they could buy elsewhere, such as Orion’s Choco Pie.

From The Wall Street Journal

But just an hour outside Quito lies the Andean Chocó, a vast cloud forest teeming with exotic birds, pumas, ocelots and giant anteaters—and you no longer need to be an intrepid bushwhacker to enjoy it.

From The Wall Street Journal

The defendant's lawyer told reporters after the ruling the driver "felt deeply ashamed that it led to a trial," as "he was simply hungry in the early morning and ate a Choco Pie."

From Barron's

In addition to anti-Pyongyang propaganda, activists in South Korea have launched balloons carrying among other things, cash, banned media content and even Choco Pies - a South Korean snack banned in the North.

From BBC

In addition to anti-Pyongyang propaganda, activists in South Korea have launched balloons carrying among other things, cash, banned media content, and even Choco Pies - a South Korean snack banned in the North.

From BBC