to chip
- verb
- /tʃɪp/
- Specialized
- 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.
- 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.
- I'm just trying to chip first, which I really like.
Examples
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To me, the smartest play is to come up short of the icy green and give yourself a chance to chip it in.
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The boys at work today will be chipping in gladly.
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Looks like he might chip this one, Bob.
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I'm just trying to chip first, which I really like.
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He can get forwards and chip in with the odd goal.
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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.
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For beginners, it's important to focus on the technique when you chip the ball near the pin.
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She practiced how to chip the ball short and get it to land softly on the putting surface.
Idioms
- Informal
A person who is very like one of their parents in looks or behaviour
- Informal
Strong anger or hurt about being treated unfairly in the past
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
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A share of a large, well-known company that is safe and pays steady dividends
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A small, flat piece of material with tiny electronic parts that makes computers and phones work
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A short low golf shot that makes the ball run along the ground toward the hole
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An electronic device put in the brain that records and plays back a person's past events or feelings
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A small electronic part inside a device that controls its actions and calculations
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A small device with many tiny DNA pieces that tests many genes in a sample
How High
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Surface Forms
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.