Chip
The nickname for an over-opinionated and under-informed female executive who enjoys posting unsolicited and uninsightful advice on how to be a good leader. Is usually unemployed making the irony so obvious, even Chip should see it.
Chip
After creating the infamous slur 'melt' over 10 years ago, We now come to you with the next trend setter. Created through the evolution of group banter, 'chip' is the new 'melt'.
In its most basic definition Chip means you are a disappointment, however can mean and not limited too: boring, flake, not funny, made a mistake, stupid.
In its most basic definition Chip means you are a disappointment, however can mean and not limited too: boring, flake, not funny, made a mistake, stupid.
Example:
Friend arrives at party and forgot his bottle of vodka - You would say "You absolute chip, can't believe you forgot your bottle"
Friend cancels a night out at the last minute - You would say "what a chip for cancelling last minute"
Friend cracks joke that was unfunny - You would say "About as funny as a chip" and could be followed by "such a chip'
Friend arrives at party and forgot his bottle of vodka - You would say "You absolute chip, can't believe you forgot your bottle"
Friend cancels a night out at the last minute - You would say "what a chip for cancelling last minute"
Friend cracks joke that was unfunny - You would say "About as funny as a chip" and could be followed by "such a chip'
Chip
Example:
Hank tells Bobby, "You've got your habit back."
Helen: "He's only chippin'."
Hank: "I chip. He uses."
(From the film The Panic in Needle Park. 1971.)
Hank tells Bobby, "You've got your habit back."
Helen: "He's only chippin'."
Hank: "I chip. He uses."
(From the film The Panic in Needle Park. 1971.)
Chip
Example:
Mike: have you ever tried Mac n cheese with ketchup? You gotta try it
Sean: thats nasty , you a chip for that
Stella (at an event): Whose idea was it to invite the chip?
Mike: have you ever tried Mac n cheese with ketchup? You gotta try it
Sean: thats nasty , you a chip for that
Stella (at an event): Whose idea was it to invite the chip?
Chip
Chip
Someone who has a chip on his shoulder is angry all the time. They feel that they have been wronged by the world, so they are always ready for a fight. They are easily offended because they feel that they have been treated unfairly by others, or perhaps they feel inferior. They expect trouble, so they are always ready for it.
It can also mean that the person has a grievance about something. Something bad has happened to him, and he might believe it was someone else’s fault. This kind of person is constantly angry about it that it affects his behaviour. In the person’s mind, he is showing how tough he is.
You can also use have got. You can also add adjectives to describe the size of the chip.
It can also mean that the person has a grievance about something. Something bad has happened to him, and he might believe it was someone else’s fault. This kind of person is constantly angry about it that it affects his behaviour. In the person’s mind, he is showing how tough he is.
You can also use have got. You can also add adjectives to describe the size of the chip.
Example:
"To Have a Chip on One's Shoulder" - Examples:
I can’t stand working with Bill; he’s got such a massive chip on his shoulder. He’s so unpleasant.
…Keira Knightley has admitted that forsaking university in favour of a film career has left her with a “chip on her shoulder” over her lack of education. . . . She now battles to prove to herself – and those around her – that she has brains.
Excerpt from The Telegraph - U.K.
Success never made that chip on his shoulder go away.
Excerpt about Roger Ailes, Fox News Chief, from The New York Times
James “Sawyer” Ford - a character on the TV show LOST- started as the classic rogue with a shady past who parades around with a constant chip on his shoulder.
Excerpt from IGN.com
"To Have a Chip on One's Shoulder" - Examples:
I can’t stand working with Bill; he’s got such a massive chip on his shoulder. He’s so unpleasant.
…Keira Knightley has admitted that forsaking university in favour of a film career has left her with a “chip on her shoulder” over her lack of education. . . . She now battles to prove to herself – and those around her – that she has brains.
Excerpt from The Telegraph - U.K.
Success never made that chip on his shoulder go away.
Excerpt about Roger Ailes, Fox News Chief, from The New York Times
James “Sawyer” Ford - a character on the TV show LOST- started as the classic rogue with a shady past who parades around with a constant chip on his shoulder.
Excerpt from IGN.com
Chip
Chip is the name of a really sensitive guy who used to be fat, but is now hot as fuck. Sometimes he likes to be called Daddy, which is kinda weird, but he's cheap so all his friends respect it. He usually is tall, dark, and handsome. Also, he cannot be a Chip unless he sports a nice beard that highlights his jawline. He wears beaded bracelets, usually wooden. Anyone that knows a Chip is lucky. He is a really nice friend, but sometimes he gets a little sad which is difficult to support for his friends emotionally. Really though, he's a great guy. You should definitely want your daughter to date a Chip. He was a YouTuber in middle school, but now gets all the ladies. Man, I wish a was Chip. Go Chip!
Example:
All the girls love Chip, but he's humble and pretends he's not good enough. Man, I love my boy Chip.
All the girls love Chip, but he's humble and pretends he's not good enough. Man, I love my boy Chip.
Chip
a word use to tell your friend about a hot girl in front of you so she doesn't know that you're talking about her.
Example:
Guy: Dude, chip. 12 o'clock.
Guy's Friend: I would love to eat that chip till there's nothing left!
Guy: Dude, chip. 12 o'clock.
Guy's Friend: I would love to eat that chip till there's nothing left!
Chip
In Beauty and the Beast, you'll barely see Chip on stage because every character tells him to go to sleep. Whenever you do see him, he is hopping around, attached to his mother.
Example:
"Go to bed Chip!'
"Go to bed Chip!'