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bustin' chops 

verb.
1. To give someone a hard time.
2. To be a hard ass.
" I'm bustin' chops today. Ask anyone." ~ Janitor on Scrubs
bustin' chops by Rob March 2, 2005

bustin' chops 

to push someone to the limit of his abilities, especially someone's physical skill or prowess in his area of expertise; (probably originally musical slang)
You'll enjoy drumming for Karen, but you'd better keep up your practice -- the speed she wants during those long solos will bust your chops.

Working with platinum is bustin' my chops, I wish I could go back to working in silver.

Bustin' chops is his favorite thing to do on the midterm, so make sure you've memorized all the formulas.
bustin' chops by Janina December 28, 2005

Bustin Chops 

To blow your load on a chicks face
I was Bustin Chops on this chicks dome all night.

Dude i totally Busted Chops on that chick from last night
Bustin Chops by Troyota January 29, 2009

Just bustin' ya chops! 

After you want to make a joke and trick somebody, You say "EH! Just bustin' ya chops"
Person 1: Hey, Did you know you have a fly on your face!

Person 2: What! GET IT OFF!!!

Person 1: EH! Just bustin' ya chops! (LOL)

bustin your chops 

Boston Irish slang you say when they're just fooling around.

See: bustin your balls
I'm just bustin your chops don't take it personal
bustin your chops by some polak November 11, 2004

bustin her chops 

To fuck a girl from behind while slapping her thighs. Usually leaves red marks and/or bruising from the intense slappage.
GONNA BE BUSTIN HER CHOPS TONIGHT
bustin her chops by GageTheBeef April 4, 2011
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