See Also: chucky(dictionary)

causeway (oh) and chucky (iou)


causeway (oh)



[Date: 1400-1500; Origin: causey 'causeway' (12-20 centuries) (from Old North French caucie, from Medieval Latin calciata 'road with a stone surface', from Latin calx; CHALK1) + way]
a raised road or path across wet ground or through water

chucky (iou)



chucky noun. . E18.
[from CHUCK noun2 + -Y6, -IE.]
A term of endearment: little one, dearie. Now dial. E18.
A chicken, a domestic fowl. colloq. L18.