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名詞

chabob (plural chabobs)

1. (US, dated, slang, usually in the plural) A woman's breast. [1960s–1970s].
   • 1962, Ken Kesey, chapter 21, in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‎:

     “She’s got one hell of a set of chabobs,” is all he can think of. “Big as Old Lady Ratched’s.”

   • 1979, Kenneth McColl Dimick, Ladies in Waiting... Behind Prison Walls‎, page 29:

     “Who’s the blonde with the big chabobs?” he questioned, pointing toward the tour group. “How come you don’t ever bring one like that down here to work?”

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See kebab.

名詞

chabob (plural chabobs)

1. Obsolete form of kebab.
   • 1771, Tobias Smollett, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker‎, published 1785, pages 182-183:

     He taught me […] to cook several outlandish delicacies, such as ollas, pepper-pots, pillaws, corys, chabobs, and stuffatas.

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