Chops

Chops

Jowls or pendulous flesh of the lips and jaw.

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chop

Automotive; Automobile

Lowering the height of some area of the vehicle roof, hood, top, etc.

chop

Games; Poker

1. To split a pot because of a tie, split-pot game, or player agreement. 2. To play a game for a short time and cash out. Also "hit and run". 3. A request made by a player to a ...

chop

Culinary arts; Cooking

N. A small cut of meat taken from the rib section and including part of the rib. Pork, veal and lamb chops are the most popular. chop v. Using quick, heavy blows of a knife or ...

chop

Culinary arts; Cooking

To cut foods with a knife, cleaver, or food processor into smaller pieces.

chops

Chronometry; Clock

Jaws of wood, fibre or soft metal placed in a vice to protect work being held there from being marked by the vice.

chops

Music; Jazz

Technical ability, to execute music physically and to negotiate chord changes. Distinct from the capacity to have good ideas, to phrase effectively and build a solo.

dead ring

Animals; Dogs

The stationary ring on a training collar that pulls on the collar, not the dog’s neck.

hot spot

Animals; Dogs

A localized area of skin infection. It’s usually round, red, and warm to the touch.

registration certificate

Animals; Dogs

The paper certifying a dog’s registration with an accredited organization.

release word

Animals; Dogs

A word that lets a dog know that she is free to move.

American Kennel Club (AKC)

Animals; Dogs

An official registry for purebred dogs in the United States, which keeps a registry of all litter and individual registrations.

clicker

Animals; Dogs

A small hand-held device that makes a sharp cracking sound when pressed. Paired with a food reward, an effective dog-training tool.

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