Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.22

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Choke, 214a Chokey, 206a Chokey-dar, Chokidar, 205a, 749a Chokra, 205b Choky, 205b, 252b Chola, Cholamandal, 257a, b Cholera, -Morbus, 206b; Horn, 206b, 236b Cholia, Choliar, 207a Cholmendel, Cholmender, 258a Choltre, 212a Chomandarla, 257b Chonk, 185a Choola, 206b Choolia, 207a Choomar, 218a Chop, 207a; -boat, 208a; Chop-chop, 209a; -dollar, 208a; Chope, 208b; -house, 208a, 209a Chopper, 209b; Cot, 209b Chopra, 254a Chopsticks, 210a Choqua, 192b Choque, 205b Chôramandala, Chormandel, Chormondel, 257a, 258a, b Chota-hāziri, Chotahazry, 210b Choughan, 192b Choukeednop, 205b Choul, 210b Choultry, 211b, 221b; Plain, 212a Choupar, 220a Chouri, 212a Chouringhee, 214b Chouse, 212b Chout, Choute, Choutea, Chouto, 215a, b Chow, 205a Chow-chow, dog, 213a Chowdrah, Chowdree, Chowdry, 214a, 213b Chowk, 214a Chowkee, Chowkie, 206a Chowly, 207a Chownee, 214a Chow-patty, 219b Chowra-burdar, 215a Chowree, 212a Chowree, 215a Chowringee, Chowringhee, Chowringhy, 214b, 271b; -badar, -burdar, 215a Chowse, 213a Chowt, 215a