chola

chola [choh-luh] ExamplesWord Origin noun Chiefly Southwestern U.S. (esp. among Mexican-Americans)

a teenage girl who associates closely with a gang of cholos or is the girlfriend of a cholo.

Origin of chola 1850–55; American Spanish, feminine of cholo Examples from the Web for chola Contemporary Examples of chola

How else to explain her incredibly tacky, definitely sexy, midriff-revealing Chola outfit at the Much Music awards?

Tricia Romano

June 22, 2010

Historical Examples of chola

“Nay, it is real magic, and the flower did grow up before us,” said Chola.

Blanche McManus

So it is not surprising that Chola and Harry should meet in this way and be able to talk to each other.

Blanche McManus

“Perhaps we can buy some from the man; there he is now ploughing by the stream,” said Chola.

Blanche McManus

The food smelt very good, but Chola and Nao shook their heads.

Blanche McManus

Chola’s mother threw some cakes into the bowl as the wagon stopped.

Blanche McManus