What does CHQ mean?

An abbreviation of chloroquine, an unproven and unsupported treatment method for COVID-19. It's original purpose is as a malaria medicine.

CHQ

Other definitions of CHQ:

  • An acronym for cheque, the British spelling of check, a banking document.
  • Corporate Headquarter
  • Cold Heading Quality, used in wire manufacturing.

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How to use the term
CHQ:

  • He kept pushing CHQ without even considering the evidence.

  • The computer terminal was asking for a signature on the CHQ, so I signed the check.

  • Meet me at CHQ and we'll talk about a merger.

  • How much CHQ steel are we going to need for the next order?


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