[Danielle G.]

Grandkids Slang: 'Chopped'​

Don't be lost on all the new lingo of the younger generation. We'll help you dissect what they mean and have fun while doing it! For today's ‘What Would The Grandkids Say?’ segment, we're tackling the term ‘chopped’. This means ugly or unattractive, or when someone gets rejected or dumped. For example, 'My barber messed up, now my hair looks chopped.' What about you? How would you use 'chopped' in everyday life? Share it in this thread.

 

[meighLeigh]

I regularly give myself a "mop chop" - it's been slang for a haircut for a long, long time.

 

[Viellarde]

I regularly give myself a "mop chop" - it's been slang for a haircut for a long, long time.

True, but it now means a mess not a cut.

 

[Littleboy8]

I regularly give myself a "mop chop" - it's been slang for a haircut for a long, long time.

Really! Never heard it before

 

[MariaG]

First thought, and, it has no relevance to hair.
I add chopped onions to my meatloaf.