| CHOPPERS | • choppers n. Plural of chopper. • choppers n. (Informal) teeth. • Choppers n. Plural of Chopper. |
| CHOPPIER | • choppier adj. Comparative form of choppy: more choppy. • CHOPPY adj. full of irregular waves. |
| CHOPPILY | • choppily adv. In a choppy manner. • CHOPPY adv. full of irregular waves. |
| CHOPPING | • chopping v. Present participle of chop. • chopping n. The action by which something is chopped. • chopping adj. Shifting or changing suddenly, as the wind; also, having tumbling waves dashing against each other. |
| HOPPIEST | • hoppiest adj. Superlative form of hoppy: most hoppy. • HOPPY adj. tasting of hops. |
| HOPPINGS | • hoppings n. (Britain) An traditional annual fair, usually at Whitsuntide, formerly associated with livestock markets. • hoppings n. Plural of hopping. • Hoppings prop.n. Plural of Hopping. |
| HOPPLERS | • HOPPLER n. one who hopples. |
| HOPPLING | • hoppling v. Present participle of hopple. • HOPPLE v. to restrain by tying the feet together, also HOBBLE. |
| SHOPPERS | • shoppers n. Plural of shopper. • SHOPPER n. one who shops. |
| SHOPPIER | • shoppier adj. Comparative form of shoppy: more shoppy. • SHOPPY adj. abounding with shops. |
| SHOPPIES | • shoppies n. Plural of shoppie. • SHOPPY n. a shop assistant. |
| SHOPPING | • shopping v. Present participle of shop. • shopping n. The process of buying goods or services, or searching for those suitable to buy. • shopping n. Recently bought goods. |
| WHOPPERS | • whoppers n. Plural of whopper. • WHOPPER n. something unusually large, also WHAPPER. |
| WHOPPING | • whopping adj. (Colloquial) Exceptionally great or large. • whopping adv. (Colloquial) Exceedingly, extremely, very. • whopping v. Present participle of whop. |