choco

/ ˈtʃɒkəʊ /

noun

1. 1. a member of the citizen army; militiaman
   2. a conscript

Word History and Origins

Origin of choco¹

C20: shortened from chocolate soldier

Example Sentences

In addition to anti-Pyongyang propaganda, activists in South Korea have launched balloons carrying among other things, cash, banned media content and even Choco Pies - a South Korean snack banned in the North.

From BBC

In addition to anti-Pyongyang propaganda, activists in South Korea have launched balloons carrying among other things, cash, banned media content, and even Choco Pies - a South Korean snack banned in the North.

From BBC

The Dutch-based company left an empty space behind the window for 8 December, saying it was using its products to "tell the story of the choco industry - an industry unequally divided and choc-full of inequality".

From BBC

One, the Rahim's Eyelash-Pitviper, stands out for occurring in the remote and pristine Chocó rainforest at the border between Colombia and Ecuador, an area considered "complex to visit" due to the presence of drug cartels.

From Science Daily

Colombian President Gustavo Preto pledged "all help available" to the Choco region.

From BBC