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Choppy Chimpy
The trope within film or TV where, in one scene, a character undergoes a traumatic occurrence, but shortly after, said character is acting unaffected. i.e., smiling, laughing or flirting.
Carol just found out her daughter was a zombie and then watched her get killed by Rick, but now she’s flirting with Darryl one episode later? That’s a Choppy Chimpy.
Choppy Chimpy by RatedNforNick March 6, 2022
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block choppy
A choppy block style haircut. When your bangs are too square and section off into chunks. Similar to a barcode.
block choppy by Lavlav47 April 23, 2018
Floppy Cloppy
Floppy Cloppy by Howie Feltersnatch 69 October 26, 2011
choppy hair
short hair that is chopy with un even sides. The hair mostly has long bangs and the ppl are most likely scene.
choppy hair by midnightmegan June 1, 2007
Choppy chops
An expression used as an alternative to "Chop chop"; said mainly to motivate somebody to complete a task; usually pronounced in a high-pitched voice. However, choppy chops is a less mainstream term than choppies. See choppies.
"Now children, complete questions 1-25 in your notebook."
(Children begin talking amongst themselves.)
"Come on guys, choppy chops!"
(Children begin talking amongst themselves.)
"Come on guys, choppy chops!"
Choppy chops by Burak Haliloglu April 30, 2006
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choppy by s dot hood April 17, 2006
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