Chooch Hats

Description: What is the chooch meaning? What is a chooch? What is the chooch definition? What does chooch mean? What does chooch mean in italian? Can you define chooch? Chooch Means Idiot, Jackass, Numbskull, Imbecile. Express your feeling with this design and remember: Dont Be A Chooch.

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Description: Dont be a Chooch - Italian Slang

Description: Don't Be A CHOOCH! is Italian slang for "Donkey" or "Fool".

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Description: Philadelphia shirt Phillies pride — "Chooch Behind the Plate". baseball design for Philadelphia fans and Phillies faithful — philadelphia, philly, baseball, fightins, red october, bedlam at the bank. Perfect Philadelphia game day tee Phillies gift for game days, tailgates, season openers and playoff runs. Soft, high-quality Phillies supporters fabric — Philadelphia spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 1883.

Description: Cheer for your beloved hometown football team's star quarterback Tommy with the "TD Tommy Cutlets" design, featuring his number, initials, and an Italian hand gesture, ideal for tailgate parties and thrilling game moments!

Description: This funny Italian saying top says "Don't be a chooch" and features an Italy flag themed underline. Makes a great present for a son or daughter who is proud of their Italian heritage.

Description: Dont be a Chooch - Funny Italian

Description: Dont embarrass the famiglia - keep it classy, not choochy. Perfect for that cousin who always talks with his mouth full.

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Description: Choo-Choo - Chooch Top Cat

Description: Keep it real with this hilarious and relatable Italian-American expression. Show the world you're in good company.