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Sense Chop Argue Tiresomely Pedantic Quibble 16th Century Meaning

Word chop logic
Description argue in a tiresomely pedantic way

quibble

Chop is here used in the 16th-century sense meaning bandy words. This sense is now obsolete and the sense of chop used in this phrase was later wrongly understood as cut something into small pieces. argue in a tiresomely pedantic way

quibble

Chop is here used in the 16th-century sense meaning bandy words. This sense is now obsolete and the sense of chop used in this phrase was later wrongly unders

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