chucky
[chuhk-ee]
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noun, plural chuck·ies. British Dialect.
a chicken; fowl.
Origin of chucky
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Contemporary Examples of chucky
Much of what passes for political coverage these days is (to borrow a phrase) “bad Chucky.”
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What the ladies of the Real Housewives of New Jersey call a “ chucky,” the Jersey Shore roommates refer to as a “kookah.”
Historical Examples of chucky
Poor Chucky had found it quite impossible to accept the new arrangement.
Toto's Merry WinterLaura E. Richards
"So long, chucky," the lady with the damaged feather said to him.
FortitudeHugh Walpole
“These berries are for poor Chucky,” replied the wood-pigeon.
The Joyous Story of TotoLaura E. Richards
Chucky was so sound asleep it seemed a pity to miss such an opportunity.
The Joyous Story of TotoLaura E. Richards
"Let's go and see how old Chucky gets on," he said good-naturedly, when the man vanished.
The Louisa Alcott ReaderLouisa M. Alcott