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chee-chee

chee-chee is the alternative form of chee chee.

Meaning of chee chee

Noun (1)

chee chee (plural chee chees)

  1. (US, in plural, slang) A breast, tit.

Noun (2)

chee chee (countable and uncountable, plural chee chees)

  1. (UK, archaic, countable, ethnic, obsolete, offensive) A mixed-race person of British and Eurasian origin and in particular of Anglo-Indian descent.
    • Pretty little Looking-Glasses, / Good and cheap for Chee-chee Misses.1781 March 17, Hicky's Bengal Gazette
  2. (UK, archaic, attributive, obsolete, offensive, slang) The speech style of these people.
    • He is no favourite with the pure native, whose language he speaks as his own in addition to the hybrid minced English (known as chee-chee), which he also employs.1873 October, Fraser's Magazine, section 437

Forms of chee-chee

pluralchee-chees

Questions about chee-chee

What is chee-chee the alternative form of?
Chee-chee is the alternative form of chee chee.

Words near chee-chee in the dictionary

  1. chee cheong fun
  2. chee ko pek
  3. chee ko peks
  4. chee kofta
  5. chee kufta
  6. chee-chee
  7. chee-chees
  8. cheeba
  9. cheebai
  10. cheebye
  11. Cheech

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