Crossword Clue: Kind of chop
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kind of chop"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Kind of chop:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Kind of chop"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Kind of chop:
- "___ chop!" (Austin Powers cry)
- ___ chop
- A martial art
- Art of self defense
- Activity with holding and throwing
- Black belt activity
- Black belt martial art
- Black-belt sport
- Black belt's activity
- Black belt's art
- Aikido alternative
- Aikido kin
- Defense means
- Defense method
- Defensive art
- It incorporates nage-waza throwing techniques
- It means "soft way" in Japanese
- It might throw you
- Chopping spree?
- "Gentle way" in Japanese
- Discipline developed from jujitsu
- Discipline with chops
- Discipline with throws
- Cousin of karate
- Gi-wearer's sport
- Japanese martial art in which Kayla Harrison won an Olympic gold medal in 2012
- Japanese martial art
- Japanese wrestling
- Dojo activity
- Dojo discipline
- Dojo doings
- Dojo teaching
- Jigoro Kano's discipline
- Jujitsu form
- Fall activity?
- Karate cousin
- Karate kin
- Karate relative
- Karate's cousin
- Karate's kin
- Kin of karate
- Kind of chop
- Putin's martial art
- Martial art from Japan
- Martial art — Olympic sport
- Martial art that's an Olympic event
- Martial art that's an Olympic sport
- Martial art that's Japanese for "the way of gentleness"
- Martial art that's taught by a sensei
- Martial art whose name means "gentle way" in Japanese
- Martial art with throws
- Martial art
- Match played on mats
- Means of self-defense
- Literally, "gentle way"
- Literally, ''soft way''
- Literally, "the gentle way"
- Women's medal-awarding Olympic sport since 1992
- Olympic combat sport
- Olympic contact sport
- Olympic event since 1972
- Olympic event
- Olympic sport debut of '64
- Olympic sport for women since 1992
- Olympic sport from Japan
- Olympic sport in which belts are worn
- Olympic sport of Japanese origin
- Olympic sport since 1964
- Olympic sport since Tokyo
- Olympic sport that Ronda Rousey competed in
- Olympics sport since 1964
- Pastime to throw you
- Refined jujitsu
- One of the martial arts
- Relative of karate
- Modern martial art
- Weaponless defense method
- Weaponless defense technique
- Weaponless self-defense
- Sport akin to wrestling
- Sport in which bodies may fly
- Sport in which Israel won its first Olympic medal
- Sport invented by Dr. Jigoro Kano
- Sport similar to aikido
- Sport that awards belts
- Sport that means "gentle way" in Japanese
- Sport whose name means "gentle way"
- Sport whose name means "soft way"
- Sport with throws
- Unarmed combat
- Wrestling sport adapted from jujitsu
- Throwing art
- Throwing discipline
- Self-defense method
- Self-defense sport
- Self-defense system with throws
- Self-defense system
- Self-defense technique
- Sensei's subject
- Sensei's teaching
Recent Usage of Kind of chop in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kind of chop in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 28, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 16, 2016
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 10, 2016
- Universal Crossword - May 17, 2015
- New York Times - May 18, 2013
- Washington Post - March 26, 2012
- Universal Crossword - April 15, 2010
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 30, 2009
- LA Times - June 4, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 6, 2007
- USA Today - Sept. 26, 2006
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 24, 2003
- New York Times - Feb. 23, 2003
- New York Times - June 16, 2002
- New York Times - May 7, 1997
- New York Times - Jan. 21, 1997
- USA Today Archive - Sept. 28, 1995
- USA Today Archive - July 21, 1995
- New York Times - March 11, 1985
- New York Times - Jan. 2, 1981
