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choo-choo

NOUN
  1. a child's word for locomotive

How To Use choo-choo In A Sentence

  • We are going to choo-choo far away tomorrow.
  • Slower choo-choos are less apt to succumb to heat kinks; after a 1998 accident in Texas, Union Pacific Railroad mandated that trains not exceed 10 mph through areas with known or suspected kinks.
  • Lancashire Railways is the first Wallace train game I played and it was obvious from the start that the man has an affinity for the choo-choos.
  • He said it the way it was written, cheff, like cheese, chicken and choo-choo train.
  • My wife didn't have a watch; it was Halloween night at the Mall, they rode on the choo-choo, were you worried?
  • Swap the meditation station for the train station - she's slowly going choo-choo. The Sun
  • The choo-choo train said, ‘I think I can… I think I can… I think I can.’
  • And there's always the smell of apples, just like in the country when I was little and used to think I was a choo-choo train, running through the fields of corn and chugging up the hill to the orchard.
  • What's more no-one seems to know what it all means anymore - the choo-choo, the Virgin, the fireworks - it's just a tradition and that's good enough.
  • Ever since I was a small child I wanted to be an astronaut, or a cowboy, or a choo-choo train.
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