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to chip

to chip

23 5.4
To hit the ball with a short stroke so it lands near the hole
  • verb
  • /tʃɪp/
  • Specialized
translation icon : hacer un chip
  • John Salmons had 9 points on 6 shots and chipped in 4 assists and 2 steals.

But I've got to go with right because right, you could keep the ball up front from a corner, clear it and he could beat two players and chip the goalie out of nothing.

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Examples

  • To me, the smartest play is to come up short of the icy green and give yourself a chance to chip it in.

  • The boys at work today will be chipping in gladly.

  • Looks like he might chip this one, Bob.

  • I'm just trying to chip first, which I really like.

  • He can get forwards and chip in with the odd goal.

  • From there, Teixeira raced through and chipped it over Philip Nelson ten minutes from time.

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  • Junior Devin Oliver added eight points on 3-of-4 shooting and chipped in a career-high five assists.

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  • He carefully chipped the ball onto the green, hoping for a good roll towards the hole.

  • For beginners, it's important to focus on the technique when you chip the ball near the pin.

  • She practiced how to chip the ball short and get it to land softly on the putting surface.

Idioms

7 4.4

A person who is very like one of their parents in looks or behaviour

Strong anger or hurt about being treated unfairly in the past

Phrasal Verbs

31 3.2

Give money or help together to reach a shared goal

24 4.2

To make something smaller or weaker by removing small parts slowly

Gradually make something weaker by repeated small actions

3 3.2

Break a small piece from something by hitting or pressing it

1 3.9

To remove small pieces from a surface by cutting or hitting it

Compounds

48 1.0

A thin crispy slice of potato fried or baked and eaten as a snack

A flat sweet baked biscuit with small pieces of chocolate

18 4.2

A large well-known company whose shares people buy because they seem safe

A thing used to gain an advantage in talks by offering or keeping it back

A thin, crisp snack made from corn and often eaten with dips

5 1.0

A thin crunchy snack made from corn and fried, often salted or flavored

blue-chip stock
  • Specialized
4 4.1

A share of a large, well-known company that is safe and pays steady dividends

4 3.0

A small round disk that stands for money in card games like poker

3 6.5

A poker chip with the most value in a game

memory chip
  • Specialized
3 3.6

An electronic part inside a computer that stores data like RAM

silicon chip
  • Specialized
3 3.7

A small, flat piece of material with tiny electronic parts that makes computers and phones work

chip shot
  • Specialized
1 6.1

A short low golf shot that makes the ball run along the ground toward the hole

cow chip
  • NSFW
1 9.6

A flat dried piece of cow dung that people burn as fuel or throw in games

1 9.9

A dried piece of buffalo dung used as fuel

memory chip
  • Specialized
1 4.4

An electronic device put in the brain that records and plays back a person's past events or feelings

microprocessor chip
  • Specialized
1 4.4

A small electronic part inside a device that controls its actions and calculations

1 4.1

A small gambling piece worth the lowest amount in a poker game

4.0

Fried potato chips coated with curry powder and served hot as a snack

DNA chip
  • Specialized
4.3

A small device with many pieces of DNA that tests genes in samples

gene chip
  • Specialized
6.6

A small device with many tiny DNA pieces that tests many genes in a sample

read-only memory chip
  • Specialized
3.7

A small computer chip that stores data you cannot change

8.4

A thin crispy snack made from roasted seaweed that people eat

Saratoga chip
  • Archaic
8.4

A thin, crisp slice of potato fried in hot oil

News that is not important and quickly forgotten

How High

lob
10 4.4
to chip
  • Specialized
23 5.4

Surface Forms

chip infinitive
chipped past
chipped past participle
chipping present participle
chips third person singular

Etymology

Chip as a verb in sports, like golf, means to hit the ball with a short, light stroke and it follows the same idea as the noun 'chip' — making a small, precise action to move the ball.