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big chop

big chop noun: the process of cutting off all chemically treated hair to allow it to grow naturally in its original texture.

big chop: the process of cutting off all chemically treated hair to allow it to grow naturally in its...
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Noun

big chop (plural big chops)

  1. The process of cutting off all chemically treated hair to allow it to grow naturally in its original texture
    • The feeling I had in that bathroom forever changed the course of my life. It was so amazing doing the big chop.2020 March 10, Dylanda Young, My 20 Week Journey, Lulu.com, →ISBN

Forms of big chop

pluralbig chops

Questions about big chop

What does big chop mean?
Big chop means the process of cutting off all chemically treated hair to allow it to grow naturally in its original texture.
What part of speech is big chop?
Big chop is a noun.
What is the plural of big chop?
The plural of big chop is big chops.

Words near big chop in the dictionary

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