Chop
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 83
chop, v.t. to cut with a sudden blow: to cut into small pieces —v.i. to shift suddenly, as the wind \—pr.p chopping pa p. chopped'. [From a Low-Ger. root found in l)ut. happen, also in Ger. happen to cut cf. Gr. kop to, from a root skap, to cut
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