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English Idioms: Bust One's Chops

Bust one's chops means to say something with the intent to offend or harass someone. Learn the meaning from our English-Bulgarian dictionary with definitions of 'bust' and 'chop,' plus discover more E

Bust one's chops

To say something with the intent to offend / harass someone

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Bust [bʌst]

To hit, to break, to smash, to shatter, to ruin, to render useless.

Chop [tʃɑp]

Cutlet, chop.

(Usually pl) Jaw (of an animal, etc.).

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