chacha in Polish
chacha in Polish is czacza — chacha means a strong, clear Georgian spirit distilled from grape pomace, similar to grappa.
chacha in Polish
czacza
A traditional Georgian clear strong liquor distilled from pomace.
What does "chacha" mean?
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noun A strong, clear Georgian spirit distilled from grape pomace, similar to grappa.
"Their host poured shots of homemade chacha to toast the wedding."
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noun An uncle, especially a father's younger brother, in some South Asian families.
"Her chacha took her to the market every Sunday."
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chacha in a sentence
- Their host poured shots of homemade chacha to toast the wedding.
- Chacha is often distilled at home in rural Georgia.
- Her chacha took her to the market every Sunday.
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What is "chacha" in Polish?
"chacha" in Polish is czacza. chacha means: A strong, clear Georgian spirit distilled from grape pomace, similar to grappa.
How do you use "chacha" in a sentence?
Example: "Their host poured shots of homemade chacha to toast the wedding." In Polish, "chacha" is czacza.
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