choagie
to leave, retreat in haste. to move out quickly.
“the enemy was closing in fast on the hot landing zone so we had to cut a choagie before we were caught without cover”
a famous hoagie (sub or hero) created by chuck cottle in northeast pa.
could i have a choagie with hot peppers to go, please?
when a girl blows you while a dog eats a hoagie out of her p-ssy.
“like gee whiz scoob, velma gives the best van choagies ever!”
a cheese hoagie. usually contains both provolone and american cheeses, lettuce, tomato, onions, hot peppers, oil and oregano. if the hoagie comes from wawa, you need to specify “wawa choagie.” the best come from the small italian sandwich or pizza shops in south philly.
“one choagie, everything, pickes on the side.”
a long haul.
“oh, man… all the way to charlie’s place? that’s a choagie!”
a huge grey loogie containing lots of pot resin
a hung a sick “choagie” on a n-gg-rs face just for being a dumb n-gg-r
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