Pronunciation: /ˈtʃiːtʃəˌkoʊ/
noun a newcomer or inexperienced person, especially one from outside Alaska or the Yukon
A1 A cheechako is a newcomer to Alaska.
A2 The cheechako struggled to adapt to the harsh winters.
B1 The cheechako was eager to learn the ways of the wilderness.
B2 After a year in Alaska, the cheechako had become a seasoned outdoorsman.
C1 The cheechako's determination and resilience impressed the seasoned Alaskans.
C2 Despite being a cheechako, he quickly gained the respect of the locals with his skills.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a cheechako
A1 The cheechako hiker struggled to find the trailhead.
A2 As a cheechako camper, she had trouble setting up the tent.
B1 The cheechako skier was excited to hit the slopes for the first time.
B2 The cheechako sailor had to learn the ropes quickly to navigate the rough waters.
C1 The cheechako mountaineer faced the challenge of climbing the peak in harsh weather conditions.
C2 Despite being a cheechako explorer, he managed to adapt to the unfamiliar terrain and wildlife.
formal The cheechako was easily identifiable by their lack of experience in the wilderness.
informal The cheechako was so lost in the woods, they didn't even know how to start a fire.
slang That cheechako is gonna have a rough time surviving out here without any skills.
figurative In the world of finance, she was considered a cheechako compared to the seasoned investors.
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