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As they worked, the water began to get very choppy.

Choppy sound can also result from having too many programs open on your computer.

The bad news is that along the way things could get a bit choppy.

The choppy black hair made her look tough and good to go.

The day was fine but the wind made the water choppy.

He was doing something, making short, choppy movements above me.

In effect, this approach makes the play even choppier than it already is.

She found herself talking as he did, in short, choppy sentences.

They looked very much, I thought, like an expanse of choppy water.

In coming weeks, he said, "You could have a pretty choppy market."

The sea can sometimes get a little choppy, so take care close to the coral.

The breeze had dropped, but the water was still choppy.

It was a little rough and choppy, but quite warm.

She can't speak human well so her words are choppy.

The film's personal approach is undermined by its choppy structure.

Choppy experience, but transit time is not much over an hour on a good day, and it's possible to read the paper.

But what we've got is a kind of choppy market."

The choppy whispered flow of words made no sense to her at all.

The ride was a bit choppy at times but body control very impressive.

A few hundred yards to the east, the bay was green and choppy.

The boat was traveling more than 70 miles an hour in choppy water.

However, he said that "the process is likely to be choppier than seemed evident a few weeks ago."

A common criticism of the game is its choppy frame rate.

The Martin set down into choppy water with a series of crashes.

And the seas were choppy - seven feet at times, one officer reported.