Chopper
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Chopper may refer to:
Transportation
- Helicopter
- Chopper (motorcycle), a type of customized motorcycle
- Raleigh Chopper, a model of bicycles
- Chopper bicycle, a customised bicycle stylistically modelled after the motorcycle
- A nickname for the British Rail Class 20 locomotive
Technology
- Chopper, a nickname for a Thompson submachine gun
- Comet Hopper, a mission proposed to NASA and known as CHopper
- Chopper (archaeology), a type of crude stone tool
- Chopper (electronics), a switching device
- Chopper (propeller), a design for boat propellers
- Cleaver, a large meat knife
- Forage harvester, whose action is known in some regions as chopping for silage
- Meatchopper coupling, a railway train coupling
- Optical chopper, a revolving disk with cut-outs to modulate light
- The part of a mechanical siren (noisemaker) that rapidly cuts the flow of air to make a sound, closely fitted to the stator assembly
Entertainment/Film
- Chopper (film), a 2000 Australian semi-autobiographical film by and about Mark Brandon "Chopper" Read
- Chopper I, a 1988 video game developed by SNK Playmore
- Chopper (video game), a 2009 iOS video game
- The Chopper, a vehicle from the video game series Halo
- Attacking Chopper, the table tennis style
Fictional characters
- Chopper (Judge Dredd character)
- Chopper, one of the bosses in the survival horror video game, Clock Tower 3
- Tony Tony Chopper, a character from the manga and anime, One Piece
- C1-10P "Chopper", a droid from the Star Wars Rebels animated series
Music
- Chopper (rap), a fast-paced style of rap that originated in the Midwest
People
- Chopper Read (1954–2013), an Australian criminal, author and recording artist
- The nickname of Ron Harris (footballer), a Chelsea footballer
- Chopper (ghost), an alleged ghost in Germany
Other
- AK-47, a type of rifle sometimes referred to colloquially as a "chopper"
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