chopped

[chopt]

adjective

1. diced, minced, or cut into small bits.

2. (of an automobile) streamlined; lowered.

Other Word Forms

• unchopped adjective
• well-chopped adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of chopped¹

First recorded in 1540–50

Example Sentences

The skit followed the “Snack Homiez,” a cadre of 12-year-olds who talk over each other, trying to determine which foods are “fire” and which foods are “chopped.”

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The filling is jammy and rich, jarred fig jam brightened with chopped dates and an almost scandalous amount of orange zest, so every mouthful tastes like autumn sunlight and just a hint of mischief.

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A chopped salad and fries for lunch There’s a place called Angelini Osteria that has a salad that I really enjoy.

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Mr De Wet also said Mr Olivier chopped up the hunting rifles with an angle grinder and burnt the wooden parts of the gun.

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Some trees died in the fire; others, local arborists believe, were chopped down carelessly during the early cleanup operations.

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Related Words

• cleave 
• cube 
• divide 
• hack 
• mince 
• slash 
• whack