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1. (n.) chopper
a person or thing that chops.
2. chopper
a short ax with a large blade, used for cutting up meat; butcher's cleaver.
3. chopper
Slang. the teeth.
4. chopper
a helicopter.
5. chopper
a motorcycle.
6. (v.i.) chopper
to travel by helicopter or motorcycle.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) chop, chopper
a grounder that bounces high in the air
2. (noun) chopper, pearly
informal terms for a human `tooth'
3. (noun) helicopter, chopper, whirlybird, eggbeater
an aircraft without wings that obtains its lift from the rotation of overhead blades
4. (noun) cleaver, meat cleaver, chopper
a butcher's knife having a large square blade
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) chopper
one who, or that which, chops
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Sense: an instrument for chopping.
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 Afrikaans: kapper, tjopper |
 Arabic: مَفْرَمَه، ساطور |
 Bulgarian: брадва |
 Brazilian: cutelo |
 Czech: sekáček |
 German: das Hackmesser |
 Danish: hakkemaskine |
 Greek: μπαλτάς |
 Spanish: hacha pequeña; cuchilla d |
 Estonian: hakknuga |
 Farsi: کارد؛ تبر |
 Finnish: hakkuri |
 French: hachoir |
 Hebrew: קוֹצֵץ |
 Hindi: गंड़ासा, छुरा |
 Croatian: sjeckalica |
 Hungarian: húsvágóbárd |
 Indonesian: golok |
 Icelandic: saxari, kjötöxi |
 Italian: mannaia |
 Japanese: 大包丁 |
 Korean: 고기 써는 식칼 |
 Lithuanian: kapoklė |
 Latvian: kapājamais nazis |
 Malay: pisau |
 Dutch: hakmes |
 Norwegian: (ved-, kjøtt-)øks |
 Polish: tasak |
 Persian: کارد؛ تبر |
 Pashto: چاکو |
 Portuguese: cutelo |
 Romanian: tocător; satâr |
 Russian: нож; косарь |
 Slovak: sekáč |
 Slovenian: sekač, sekira |
 Serbian: satara |
 Swedish: köttyxa, hackkniv |
 Thai: มีด |
 Turkish: satır |
 Taiwanese: 斧頭 |
 Ukrainian: колун; сікач |
 Urdu: کاٹنے کا اوزار |
 Vietnamese: dao bầu |
 Chinese: 斧头 |
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