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chuck-in

chuck-in noun: a piece of good luck.

Noun

chuck-in (plural chuck-ins)

  1. (Australia, slang) A piece of good luck.

Forms of chuck-in

pluralchuck-ins

Questions about chuck-in

What does chuck-in mean?
Chuck-in means a piece of good luck.
What part of speech is chuck-in?
Chuck-in is a noun.
What is the plural of chuck-in?
The plural of chuck-in is chuck-ins.

Words near chuck-in in the dictionary

  1. chuck wagons
  2. chuck you Farley
  3. chuck-a-luck
  4. chuck-farthing
  5. chuck-full
  6. chuck-in
  7. chuck-ins
  8. chuck-luck
  9. chuck-will's-widow
  10. chuck-will's-widows
  11. chuckable

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