1. Plural of chabuk; a type of riding whip or flexible stick used in South Asian countries, particularly India.
Usage: chiefly historical or regional; also spelled 'chabuk'

Examples

• The cavalry officers carried chabuks as part of their traditional uniform.
• In historical accounts, chabuks were common tools for horsemen across the Indian subcontinent.
• The museum displayed several ornate chabuks from the colonial period.