Skip to main content

Chook eye

🇳🇬 Nigeria Slang
Added Jul 17, 2025 · 1 definition
TOP DEFINITION

Chook eye definition 1

To pry or meddle in something.

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · Jul 17, 2025

Word Details

Country
🇳🇬 Nigeria
Definitions
1 community definition
Added
July 2025

↻ Similar Words

Tchop eye 🇨🇲 Cameroon

Tchop eye (To wink)

"Why you di tchop eye? (Why are you winking?)"
Choke 🇷🇼 Rwanda

Kunanirwa igihe bikomeye (To fail when it matters)

"Yachoke muri final. (He choked in the final.)"

🇳🇬 About Nigeria Slang

Nigeria has one of Africa's richest street-language traditions, blending Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, and Pidgin English into a constantly evolving slang vocabulary used by over 220 million people.

KASINARY has 1854 Nigeria slang words collected from native speakers.

Browse all Nigeria slang (1854 words)

🇳🇬 More Nigeria Slang

Gbese Debt or big trouble (literally “load”). Ete Father (Father) Pedicure Foot care (Foot care) Shayo Slang for alcohol or to drink alcohol/party. From Yoruba shayo (to be happy/drunk). People… Follow come Come along (Come along) Bust my head To amaze or astonish greatly.
View all 1854 Nigeria slang words

Related Nigeria Slang Words

Tar 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Land/Earth (Land/Earth)

Kata kata 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Chaos or confusion (Scattered situation)

Climb down 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Come down (Come down)

Guarantor 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Surety person (Surety person)

Indomie 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Instant noodles (Quick meal)

Aboniki 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Menthol balm (Menthol balm)

Passport 🇳🇬 Nigeria

International ID (International ID)

Composure 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Calmness (Self-control)

More from Khulekani Dladla

bira 🇿🇼

Umgidi (traditional ceremony)
Bridal shower 🇿🇼

Shower yemwenga (bridal shower)
Bachelor party 🇿🇼

Pati yevakomana (bachelor party)
Lobola negotiations 🇿🇼

Nhaurirano dzeroora (lobola negotiations)
Engagement 🇿🇼

Kuroodzana (engagement)

Discussion (0 comments)

Be the first to share your thoughts on Chook eye.

Leave a Comment

Keep exploring African slang

Random Word Browse C 🇳🇬 Nigeria Slang 🌍 All 54 Countries