not much chop


not much chop basically means anything that isn’t good.

from the great depression way back in something something in england… at which time chops were very scarce.
“bill, i hear you’re being fired mate. that’s not much chop.”

“ted, i hear the deal you got on that dog n bone wasn’t much chop old cobber.”
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not much chop basically means anything that isn’t good.

from the great depression way back in something something in england… at which time chops were very scarce.
“bill, i hear you’re being fired mate. that’s not much chop.”

“ted, i hear the deal you got on that dog n bone wasn’t much chop old cobber.”
unattractive in appearance. usually said in reference to a female.
look sam, she’s not much chop.

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