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English chop
← Old English *ċippian (cognate)
← Old English forċippian (mention)
← Danish kappe (cognate)
← German kappen (cognate)
← German chapfen (mention)
← German kchapfen (mention)
← English chip (mention)
← English axe (link)
← English pink slip (link)
← English sack (link)
← English Baltimore chop (link)
← English bust chops (link)
← English chop down (link)
← English chop-chop (link)
← English chop house (link)
← English chop logic (link)
← English choppable (link)
← English chopped and screwed (link)
← English chopped liver (link)
← English chopper (link)
← English chopping board (link)
← English chops (link)
← English chop shop (link)
← English chopsocky (link)
← English chopstick (link)
← English choppy (link)
← English chop up (link)
← English chump chop (link)
← English get the chop (link)
← English greenchop (link)
← English karate chop (link)
← English mutton-chop whiskers (link)
← English pork chop (link)
← English reverse chops (link)
← English small chops (link)
← English try out one's own chops (link)
← English woodchop (link)
← English chap (mention)
← English chop and change (link)
← English chops and changes (link)

→ English chip (mention)
→ English chip (mention)
→ English chap (link)
→ English chopper (suffix)
→ English chump (cognate)
→ English choppy (suffix)
→ English woodchop (compound)
→ English chophouse (compound)
→ English chophouse (mention)
→ English lambchop (compound)
→ English chopt (suffix)
→ English choplogic (compound)
→ English chopsocky (mention)
→ English choppable (suffix)
→ English chopchurch (compound)
→ English chopchurch (mention)
→ English chopboat (compound)
→ English choppeth (suffix)
→ English muttonchop (compound)
→ English greenchop (compound)
→ English photochop (prefix)
→ English photochop (blend)
→ English choplet (suffix)
→ English chopette (suffix)
→ English prechop (prefix)
→ Old English forcippian (link)
→ Indonesian cacah (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål hakke (link)
→ Dutch kappen (mention)
→ Dutch sjap (link)
→ Dutch tjap (derived)
→ Dutch tjappen (derived)
→ Scots chap (cognate)