chou

IPA: tʃˈu

(baking) Choux pastry, usually in the form of a small round cake with a sweet filling.
(fashion) A bunch, knot, or rosette of ribbon or other material, used as an ornament in women's clothing.
A common Chinese surname
Dated form of Zhou (“dynasty, realm and era”). [A people of ancient China.]

Examples of "chou" in Sentences

Or perhaps badly translated mandarin? chou ni ma di bei hui dan!
A while back, Carla Bruni made headlines by calling her husband, President Sarkozy, my cabbage, mon chou.
I have a friend who always says to me,,,,Au revoir mon petite chou, which is rather funny as I’m quite fat.
So, there you are, "chouette" is not a little cabbage, therefore, it's not a diminutive of the word "chou".
In Yang Li-chou's beautiful documentary, Beyond The Arctic, the three men who represented Taiwan as the Team Gamania Foundation in the 2008 Polar Challenge are:
I would have left "le chou en question" somewhere along a Sicilian or an Italian field and it would have carried on with its rotting process without upsetting anyone.
"And your mom would like to keep the cabbage ..." he explained, referring to the 7-day-old chou (one of the many garden gifts from our landlord, and while it was easy to know how to prepare the eggplants — as for that smelly chou ... what to do, what to do?).