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Definition of chop
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Chop (v. i.) To
exchange;
substitute
one thing for
another.
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Salad
::
Salad (n.) A dish
composed
of
chopped
meat or fish, esp.
chicken
or
lobster,
mixed with
lettuce
or other
vegetables,
and
seasoned
with oil,
vinegar,
mustard,
and other
condiments;
as,
chicken
salad;
lobster
salad..
Chop
::
Chop (n.) A jaw of an
animal;
--
commonly
in the pl. See
Chops.
Chopping
::
Chopping
(a.)
Shifting
or
changing
suddenly,
as the wind; also,
having
tumbling
waves
dashing
against
each
other;
as, a
chopping
sea..
Trichopteran
::
Trichopteran
() One of the
Trichoptera.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A piece of wood more or less
bulky;
a solid mass of wood,
stone,
etc.,
usually
with one or more
plane,
or
approximately
plane,
faces;
as, a block on which a
butcher
chops his meat; a block by which to mount a
horse;
children's
playing
blocks,
etc..
Skimmer
::
Skimmer
(n.) Any
species
of
longwinged
marine
birds of the genus
Rhynchops,
allied
to the
terns,
but
having
the lower
mandible
compressed
and much
longer
than the upper one. These birds fly
rapidly
along the
surface
of the
water,
with the lower
mandible
immersed,
thus
skimming
out small
fishes.
The
American
species
(R.
nigra)
is
common
on the
southern
coasts
of the
United
States.
Called
also
scissorbill,
and
shearbill..
Hay-cutter
::
Hay-cutter
(n.) A
machine
in which hay is
chopped
short,
as
fodder
for
cattle..
Chopin
::
Chopin
(n.) See
Chopine.
Chopper
::
Chopper
(n.) One who, or that
which,
chops..
Chop
::
Chop (v. i.) To make a quick
strike,
or
repeated
strokes,
with an ax or other sharp
instrument..
Chophouse
::
Chophouse
(n.) A house where
chops,
etc., are sold; an
eating
house..
Rullichies
::
Rullichies
(n. pl.)
Chopped
meat
stuffed
into small bags of
tripe.
They are cut in
slices
and
fried.
Chop
::
Chop (n.) A piece
chopped
off; a slice or small
piece,
especially
of meat; as, a
mutton
chop..
Carbonado
::
Carbonado
(n.)
Flesh,
fowl, etc., cut
across,
seasoned,
and
broiled
on
coals;
a
chop..
Weevil
::
Weevil
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of snout
beetles,
or
Rhynchophora,
in which the head is
elongated
and
usually
curved
downward.
Many of the
species
are very
injurious
to
cultivated
plants.
The
larvae
of some of the
species
live in nuts,
fruit,
and grain by
eating
out the
interior,
as the plum
weevil,
or
curculio,
the nut
weevils,
and the grain
weevil
(see under Plum, Nut, and
Grain).
The
larvae
of other
species
bore under the bark and into the pith of trees and
various
other
plants,
as th
Chopping
::
Chopping
(n.) Act of
cutting
by
strokes.
Chapfallen
::
Chapfallen
(a.)
Having
the lower chap or jaw
drooping,
-- an
indication
of
humiliation
and
dejection;
crestfallen;
discouraged.
See
Chopfallen..
Mince
::
Mince (v. t.) To cut into very small
pieces;
to chop fine; to hash; as, to mince
meat..
Tray
::
Tray (n.) A small
trough
or
wooden
vessel,
sometimes
scooped
out of a block of wood, for
various
domestic
uses, as in
making
bread,
chopping
meat, etc..
Psychophysical
::
Psychophysical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
psychophysics;
involving
the
action
or
mutual
relations
of the
psychical
and
physical
in man.
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