verb
General Slang
chor
· verb · geordie
To nick something — Geordie for steal.
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Definitions
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To steal, pinch, half-inch. Low-level — you chor a Mars bar from the corner shop, you don't chor the crown jewels.
“Some lad chored me bike from outside the chippy.”
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chor In A Sentence
Some lad chored me bike from outside the chippy.
Origin & Usage
From Romani 'chor' (to steal) — same root that gave English thieves' cant a few of its words.
People Also Ask
What does chor mean in Geordie?
To chor means to nick or steal something — Geordie slang.
How do you use chor in a sentence?
You might hear 'Someone chored me bike.'
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