chi-ikes
chi-ikes is the plural of chi-ike.
Meaning of chi-ike
Noun
chi-ike (plural chi-ikes)
- A hearty, often light-heartedly sarcastic, greeting.
- I lifted my lamps and saw BILLY. We did a good chi-ike, you bet!
“Watcher, BILLY, old buster!” says I,[…]2006, Edwin James Milliken, edited by Patricia Marks, The ′Arry Ballads: An Annotated Collection of the Verse Letters by Punch Editor E.J. Milliken, page 95
- I lifted my lamps and saw BILLY. We did a good chi-ike, you bet!
- A noisy hubbub
Questions about chi-ikes
- What is chi-ikes the plural of?
- Chi-ikes is the plural of chi-ike.
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