white choker
white choker noun: a clergyman.
Noun
white choker (plural white chokers)
- A clergyman.
- We go in more for tradesmen, shopboys, commercial travellers, and that sort, and men who are a little screwy, and although we musn't mention it, we hooks a white choker now and then, coming from Exeter Hall.1862, Henry Mayhew, The London Underworld In The Victorian Period
Forms of white choker
| plural | white chokers |
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Origin of white choker
From the article of clothing.
Questions about white choker
- What does white choker mean?
- White choker means a clergyman.
- What part of speech is white choker?
- White choker is a noun.
- What is the plural of white choker?
- The plural of white choker is white chokers.
Words near white choker in the dictionary
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