Categories: Street Slang
To “bust someone’s chops” means to tease or mock someone relentlessly in a playful or sometimes slightly mean-spirited way.
This slang term originated from the idea of chopping meat, symbolizing the act of relentless teasing and criticism. It is commonly used among friends to playfully mock and tease one another, often exaggerating flaws or mistakes for humorous effect. However, it can also be used in a more negative context, where someone is being criticized or bullied excessively.
Example 1: “I can’t believe you forgot your lines again! I’m definitely going to bust your chops about it later.”
Example 2: “My friends always bust my chops for being a picky eater, but it’s all in good fun.”
Synonyms:
hassle, hassle, nag, pester, bother, annoy
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