chabob

plural chabobs

1. USdatedplural normallyslangA woman's breast. .First known use 1960s–1970s

   “She’s got one hell of a set of chabobs,” is all he can think of. “Big as Old Lady Ratched’s.”

   1962, Ken Kesey, chapter 21, in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

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   “Who’s the blonde with the big chabobs?” he questioned, pointing toward the tour group. “How come you don’t ever bring one like that down here to work?”

   1979, Kenneth McColl Dimick, Ladies in Waiting... Behind Prison Walls, page 29

plural chabobs

1. obsoleteObsolete form of kebab.

   He taught me […] to cook several outlandish delicacies, such as ollas, pepper-pots, pillaws, corys, chabobs, and stuffatas.

   1771, Tobias Smollett, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker, published 1785, pages 182-183