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  • What is the the origin of the expression chop chop?
    According to The Phrase Finder chop chop has been around since the 1800s as a corruption of Chinese: this little reduplicated term has its origins in the South China Sea, as a Pidgin English version of the Chinese term k'wâi-k'wâi The earliest known citation of chop-chop in print is from the English language newspaper that was printed in Canton in the early 19th century - The Canton
  • What is the origin of the saying “Chop chop suey suey”?
    My dad has always said “chop chop suey suey” whenever he wants something done quickly, but I want to know where that saying started Lexico gives only a brief etymology of both chop chop and chop s
  • What does Chop chop man bun mean? - English Language Usage Stack . . .
    If you just google define chop chop, you get the answer I think you're looking for, "be quick!" Or are you confused about the sentence structure? I notice you're missing a comma: "Chop chop, man bun" You understand that "man bun" is synecdoche, right? If you're learning English, it might be better to ask on English Language Learners instead
  • How did Pork Chop become a term of endearment? [closed]
    Pork Chop is such an odd term of endearment, any idea what its origin is? Update: For context, I heard the term used in two different contexts The first was as a nick-name for my dog who is a large breed female Labrador and at the time was trying to convince someone to share their lunch with her
  • To chop a dogs tail bit by bit - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    There is a tale about a kind but not wise man who was chopping his dog's tail piece by piece to ease the dog's pain The moral of this tale is that half-measures will cost more than a single decisive
  • etymology - Whats the origin of the idiom bust ones chops . . .
    0 With regard to the connection between the idiom definition #2 and the Mutton Chop explanation is that when experience being annoyed with nagging or criticism one might feel like it's a slap in the face or having your "Chops" busted
  • What were sideburns called before the Civil War?
    Compare sideburns Mutton chop is from 1720; as a style of side whiskers, from 1865 (Etymonline) Burnside was noted for his unusual facial hair, joining strips of hair in front of his ears to his mustache but with chin clean-shaven; the word burnsides was coined to describe this style The syllables were later reversed to give sideburns
  • etymology - Theres a pork chop in every beer, origin - English . . .
    There's a pork chop in every beer An October 2, 2002, question at the message board of the same site asks whether a (12-ounce, presumably) beer has the same nutritional value as a pork chop, a question that suggests why someone thought of equating beer and pork chops in the first place
  • What is the origin of the phrase Too busy chopping wood to sharpen the . . .
    Abraham Lincoln is said to have said (1, 2) If I only had an hour to chop down a tree, I would spend the first 45 minutes sharpening my axe from which the variation you mention may stem The variation is often credited to Zig Ziglar, or sometimes to Vance Havner, or to “old saying”
  • etymology - When was the first print usage of Chop your own wood and . . .
    When was the first print usage of "Chop your own wood and it will warm you twice " Ask Question Asked 8 years, 10 months ago Modified 5 years, 1 month ago





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