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Chode?
Apparently my friend only heard it recently for the first time.
It means a guy who’s dick is short and thick.
Just wondering if it’s a local thing or a new thing ? Who’s heard it or who has an alternative? |
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"Chode?
Apparently my friend only heard it recently for the first time.
It means a guy who’s dick is short and thick.
Just wondering if it’s a local thing or a new thing ? Who’s heard it or who has an alternative? "
I think Shakespeare used it first... |
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"Chode?
Apparently my friend only heard it recently for the first time.
It means a guy who’s dick is short and thick.
Just wondering if it’s a local thing or a new thing ? Who’s heard it or who has an alternative?
I think Shakespeare used it first... "
Oh that’s interesting so it’s definitely not a new thing then. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Chode is slang for a penis wider than it is long. It can also refer to the perineum. The term is generally used for humor or as a mild insult.
Dictionary.com. |
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"Chode is slang for a penis wider than it is long. It can also refer to the perineum. The term is generally used for humor or as a mild insult.
Dictionary.com. "
New one on me |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Chode is slang for a penis wider than it is long. It can also refer to the perineum. The term is generally used for humor or as a mild insult.
Dictionary.com.
New one on me"
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"It's certainly not new originating in the 60s or possibly even 50s, nor is it limited to the UK. It is a fairly international term. "
Apparently it dates from the 16/17th century. So I’ve been told. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"It's certainly not new originating in the 60s or possibly even 50s, nor is it limited to the UK. It is a fairly international term.
Apparently it dates from the 16/17th century. So I’ve been told. "
Nah, the word has similar sounding/spelling to other words in other languages.
But chode/choad as slang meaning short and thick is first recorded having been officially said in 1960. |
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