Definition of choss in English:

choss

noun tʃɒs

informal

1Humorous. = "chaos". Usually in "state of choss". Now somewhat dated.
2Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. Friable, crumbly, or loose rock, typically considered unsafe or unpleasant to climb.

1930s; earliest use found in Margaret Mitchell (1900–1949), novelist. Representing a colloquial or humorous pronunciation of chaos.

nountʃɒs

informal

1Humorous. = "chaos". Usually in "state of choss". Now somewhat dated.
2Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. Friable, crumbly, or loose rock, typically considered unsafe or unpleasant to climb.

1930s; earliest use found in Margaret Mitchell (1900–1949), novelist. Representing a colloquial or humorous pronunciation of chaos.

单词	choss
释义	Definition of choss in English: choss noun tʃɒs informal 1Humorous. = "chaos". Usually in "state of choss". Now somewhat dated. 2Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. Friable, crumbly, or loose rock, typically considered unsafe or unpleasant to climb. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Margaret Mitchell (1900–1949), novelist. Representing a colloquial or humorous pronunciation of chaos. Definition of choss in US English: choss nountʃɒs informal 1Humorous. = "chaos". Usually in "state of choss". Now somewhat dated. 2Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. Friable, crumbly, or loose rock, typically considered unsafe or unpleasant to climb. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Margaret Mitchell (1900–1949), novelist. Representing a colloquial or humorous pronunciation of chaos.
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