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chop out

chop out verb: to remove by chopping.

Verb

chop out (third-person singular simple present chops out, present participle chopping out, simple past and past participle chopped out)

  1. (literally, transitive) To remove by chopping.
    • You have to chop out all the weeds.
  2. (literally, transitive) To form a dose of powder cocaine.
    • He chopped out a fat line.
  3. (transitive) To thin out the planting density of cotton.
    • It's a machine to chop out cotton fields.

Forms of chop out

third-person singular presentchops out
present participlechopping out
past participlechopped out
pastchopped out

Questions about chop out

What does chop out mean?
Chop out means to remove by chopping.
What part of speech is chop out?
Chop out is a verb.
What is the past tense of chop out?
The past tense of chop out is chopped out.

Words near chop out in the dictionary

  1. chop logics
  2. chop mill
  3. chop mills
  4. chop off
  5. chop onions
  6. chop out
  7. chop shop
  8. chop shopped
  9. chop shopping
  10. chop shops
  11. chop suey

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