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1. (adj.) choppy
(of the sea, a lake, etc.) forming short, irregular, broken waves.
2. choppy
(of the wind) shifting or changing unpredictably; variable.
3. choppy
uneven in style or quality:
a choppy novel.
Etymology: (1595–1605)
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| Definition of 'choppy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) choppy, jerky
marked by abrupt transitions
"choppy prose"
2. (adj) choppy
rough with small waves
"choppy seas"
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| Definition of 'choppy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) choppy
full of cracks
2. (adj) choppy
rough, with short, tumultuous waves; as, a choppy sea
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Sense: (of the sea) rough.
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 Afrikaans: joppelsee |
 Arabic: مُتَلاطِمُ الأمواج، مُتَق |
 Bulgarian: развълнуван (за море) |
 Brazilian: picado |
 Czech: rozbouřené (moře) |
 German: bewegt |
 Danish: oprørt |
 Greek: φουρτουνιασμένος (για θάλ |
 Spanish: picado, agitado |
 Estonian: segalainetav |
 Farsi: متلاطم |
 Finnish: myrskyinen |
 French: agité |
 Hebrew: רוֹגֵש, גָלִי |
 Hindi: अस्थिर, दरारदार, कटावयुक् |
 Croatian: uzburkan |
 Hungarian: hullámzó |
 Indonesian: berombak |
 Icelandic: úfinn |
 Italian: mosso |
 Japanese: 波の立っている |
 Korean: (바다가) 거친 |
 Lithuanian: neramus |
 Latvian: nemierīgs; viļņains (par |
 Malay: berombak |
 Dutch: ruw |
 Norwegian: krapp |
 Polish: wzburzony |
 Persian: متلاطم |
 Pashto: زیږ |
 Portuguese: picado |
 Romanian: agitat |
 Russian: неспокойный |
 Slovak: sčerený |
 Slovenian: razburkan |
 Serbian: uzburkan |
 Swedish: krabb |
 Thai: ที่มีคลื่นมาก |
 Turkish: dalgalı |
 Taiwanese: 波濤洶湧的 |
 Ukrainian: неспокійний |
 Urdu: کھردرا |
 Vietnamese: sóng vỗ bập bềnh |
 Chinese: 波浪滔滔的 |
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