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chopped out

chopped out is the simple past and past participle of chop out.

Meaning of chop out

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.

Questions about chopped out

What is chopped out the simple past and past participle of?
Chopped out is the simple past and past participle of chop out.

Words near chopped out in the dictionary

  1. chopped down
  2. chopped it up
  3. chopped liver
  4. chopped logic
  5. chopped off
  6. chopped out
  7. chopped shyt
  8. chopped up
  9. choppelganger
  10. choppelgangers
  11. chopper

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