Meanng Of Words

[jwatts1981]

What isthe meaning of chod i could not find it in the dictionary

[emmie]

suggest you google it, its there but too long to cut and paste.

[bobbinwales]

Never heard of it. Can you give an example of those in a sentence. Do you mean chord??

[emmie]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%B6d#:~:text=External%20chod%20is%20to%20wander%20in%20fearful%20places,the%20fine%20strand%20of%20hair%20of%20subtle%20ignorance.

[1ozzy]

Chod has a variety of meanings, depending upon which website you peruse

[jwatts1981]

no i mean chod i was jsst wonderingn in india whatit means

[emmie]

i have given you a link, its there that you will find the meaning...

[bobbinwales]

OK it's always good to give as much info as possible in a question. Sorry no idea on Indian use of the word.

[jwatts1981]

thankyou

[bobbinwales]

Yes emmies looks good. Never heard chod used in Wales or uk

[jwatts1981]

i sh ould of put what is the slang of chod can yyou look up the slang the reason i got so any different definitinon i was confuseed 1 was fat person then igotallthesedifferennt meanings

[emmie]

sorry but i can't see any other meaning, than the one i listed.

[bobbinwales]

Words can be used to mean whatever people want. slang is common in uk and communities mainly kids have always invented new words or meanings like peng and innit today

[1ozzy]

Peng is a new one for me Bobbin, must be getting old

[johnny.5]

it might be a swear word and sounds phonetically like one as maybe the op might suspect

[Ken4155]

According to the link i found, 'chod', in Indian slang, denotes a four-letter word, often followed by 'off' and used when you want someone to 'go away'.
As was suggested earlier, you probably know this.

[Googlewerenohelp]

It's an insult, an obscenity, if someone is saying this to you, they're being hostile. Especially if it's preceded by "Mother" or "Amma".

[AuntPG]

someone's having a chodding laugh if you ask me...........

[Ken4155]

Thought the OP meant 'choddy' at first. That was what we called chewing gum back in the day.

[Googlewerenohelp]

It's a word you hear a lot in those "scammer gets scammed by IT expert" videos on Youtube when the person in the Indian call centre loses their ****! :-)