Chow is food. You hear this most often in the military. People also say "chow down," meaning to eat. People usually don't say "I'm going to chow down on some chow," though! You could say "Want to go get some chow?" or "That dinner looks delicious -- let's chow down!"
Chow usually means to eat something eg "chow time", in US/American slang. However CIAO (pronounced "chow") is Italian for goodbye and/or hello.
Bread, chow, eats, fodder, grub, vittles
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It is slang for having sex.
''Dill'' means ''idiot'' as australian slang.
Chow usually means to eat something eg "chow time", in US/American slang. However CIAO (pronounced "chow") is Italian for goodbye and/or hello.
Chow, is spanish for goodbye. yes. it is also japinese i think for goodbye Chow, is actually hello and goodbye in italian, yet it is informal, much like slang in our language. Also although it is pernounced like chow it is really spelled Ciao.
"Victuals" IS slang -- it means food. Other slang terms for food include grub, chow, and eats.
Grub, primarily.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is a slang term that originated with the Chinese "chow" dog breed, which was supposedly quite edible. This term was first used as "chow-chow" by A. Anderson in 1795.
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Bread, chow, eats, fodder, grub, vittles
The color of a dog will never determine if it is mean or not!
"Chow bueno" is a mix of English and Spanish, where "chow" is an informal term for food, often used in American slang, and "bueno" means "good" in Spanish. Together, it can be interpreted as "good food" or a way to express enjoyment of a meal. It’s often used in casual conversations about eating or dining experiences.
This means to eat. "Chow" is food, especially in the military. You'd say "let's chow down" if something looks especially tasty and you plan to really enjoy it. You could also say "He really chowed down on that burger," if someone ate something really quickly.
The dog breed you’re referring to is the Chow Chow, known for its distinctive blue-black tongue. The other word for food could be "grub." So, when combined, you have "Chow" (the breed) and "chow" (slang for food).
The life span of a Chow Chow is 8 - 12 years.