Dictionary Entry
chopdown
Part of SpeechverbPronunciation/chop-down/To cut down a tree or other plant, usually with an axe or saw.
In a Sentence
“The lumberjacks were hired to chopdown the old oak tree that was blocking the road.”
Origin
From Old English 'dūne' (down) and Middle English 'chopen' (to strike).
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