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Steve: It definitely means short, fat dick.Have you ever heard the word "chode" used synonymously with the word "'taint?"
No.Where are you from?
I'm originally from PennsylvaniaInteresting. There's some argument regarding regional-specific definitions.
Yeah, but a taint's a taint. My friends might call each other "chode" or whatever but, no, I've never heard it used for taint.Why do you think you're right?
A chode's a chode, man.

Ethan: I believe it refers to the area between the testicles and the butthole, or to a "douchey guy."Where are you from?
I'm from Texas. Does that play into this?
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Years ago.

Bob: I think a chode is the area between your balls and your asshole or your taint—they're synonyms.Where are you from?
Kansas City, Missouri.What makes you right?
That's just the context it's always been used in. I don't know how to explain why. A person can be a "chode."It can also be a short, fat dick.
No. I've never heard it used that way. A "stump" is a short, fat dick. But it might just be an East Coast/Midwest thing.

Zach: it's like the back end of your testicles.Where are you from?
Missouri.Have you ever heard it used to describe a short, fat dick?
No.

Brandon: I think "chode" is synonymous with "'taint" which is refereeing to the area between your asshole and your balls—for a guy, obviously.Obviously. Because of "balls."
It's relegated to male anatomy. It is definitely used as an insult. It refers back to something that is gross.Women have taints, too though.
No, they don't. There must be another word for it but I don't think they have a taint. They have an area, certainly.Where are you from?
Brooklyn via Missouri.

Shira: I think "chode" refers to the space between the penis and the anus.
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Vancouver, BC.Have you ever heard it described as a short, chubby wang?
No. That's new to me.

Scott: It's the space between the ball sack and the asshole.Where are you from?
Pittsburg.You haven't heard the short, fat dick thing either?
I have not heard that. I will Google it.

Tammy: I was always under the impression that "chode" referred to the penis in some form. When I first heard it I thought it was just an insult—a "dick" in general—not even necessarily short or fat.It's been argued that "chode" also refers to the taint. Have you ever heard it used that way before?
Well, if there are two definitions, there are two definitions. The actual sound of the word reflects the short, fat dick imagery to me. And anytime I've ever heard anyone say "chode" they definitely did not mean taint.Interesting. The last five people I interviewed all said it was the "'taint" and they had never heard the other meaning.
What? Where are you from?I'm from Massachusetts. Where are you from?
I'm from California.Mind altering!
Maybe it's an East Coast/ West Coast thing.But based on my research thus far, the further west you travel, the more likely you are to hear "chode" in reference to the taint and the more east you travel, the more likely you are to hear it used in reference to the tuna can dong. The last people I interviewed were from the Midwest. So maybe it's a more complex distribution than I originally imagined.
The Midwest is kind of confusing. They're a little more easterly there.
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