See chop out on Wiktionary
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"To remove by chopping."
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"(transitive, literally) To remove by chopping."
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"text": "He chopped out a fat line.",
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"To form a dose of powder cocaine."
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"(transitive, literally) To form a dose of powder cocaine."
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"To thin out the planting density of cotton."
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"(agriculture, transitive) To thin out the planting density of cotton."
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"(transitive, literally) To remove by chopping."
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