Mostly seen in compounds today:
绰号 (chuòhào, nickname),
绰绰有余 (chuòchuòyǒuyú, more than enough),
绰约 (chuòyuē, graceful). Has a second reading chāo meaning 'to grab; snatch up' (e.g.
绰起一根棍子 'snatch up a stick'), but chuò is the dominant modern reading.
