Definition of chookas in English:

chookas

exclamationˈtʃʊkəz

Australian

Used to wish a performer good luck.
a big chookas to all involved in tomorrow's show
chookas for a fantastic run and a brilliant season
Example sentencesExamples
- Biggest hugs and chookas possible.
- Chookas, and I hope that your production is a lot of fun and everything you all expected it to be!
- Workout over, I head to the dressing rooms to prepare for my walk-on, passing several cast members who applaud as I pass by and call out, "Chookas!"
- I duck my head into both the girls' and the boys' dressing rooms to wish them chookas.
- Chookas to my adopted son Matt!
- Special chookas to you three, and of course MJ (no more accidents puh-lease!).
- To the cast, crew, and all at the theatre—a huge chookas for the entire season!
- A special chookas to Antony!
- From what I've heard, it looks unreal—so chookas, all!
- Don't worry, you'll be great, just have fun—chookas!

Origin

1990s: probably from chook, although the precise origin is unclear. It is often popularly explained as an alteration of chook it is, from a time when chicken was considered an expensive delicacy: if a play was successful the actors would be paid well, and could eat well.

单词	chookas
释义	Definition of chookas in English: chookas exclamationˈtʃʊkəz Australian Used to wish a performer good luck. a big chookas to all involved in tomorrow's show chookas for a fantastic run and a brilliant season Example sentencesExamples Biggest hugs and chookas possible. Chookas, and I hope that your production is a lot of fun and everything you all expected it to be! Workout over, I head to the dressing rooms to prepare for my walk-on, passing several cast members who applaud as I pass by and call out, "Chookas!" I duck my head into both the girls' and the boys' dressing rooms to wish them chookas. Chookas to my adopted son Matt! Special chookas to you three, and of course MJ (no more accidents puh-lease!). To the cast, crew, and all at the theatre—a huge chookas for the entire season! A special chookas to Antony! From what I've heard, it looks unreal—so chookas, all! Don't worry, you'll be great, just have fun—chookas! Origin 1990s: probably from chook, although the precise origin is unclear. It is often popularly explained as an alteration of chook it is, from a time when chicken was considered an expensive delicacy: if a play was successful the actors would be paid well, and could eat well.
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