Phrases & SayingsPeople and character
hop in for your chop
Step forward to claim or take one's fair share.
In a sentence
There is enough for everyone, so hop in for your chop.
Where it came from
From chop in the sense of a person’s share or portion, with hop in urging prompt participation. Macquarie Dictionary defines the Australian expression as stepping up to take one’s fair share.
- Where used
- Australian use; no narrower regional pattern established
- Use today
- Current but possibly dated