strips of potato fried in deep fat
"I can't wait to dig into a bowl of crispy chips topped with salt and vinegar."
plural of chip
"The local news reported that several chips arrested a suspect in the downtown area last night."
A carpenter.
plural of CHiP (California Highway Patrol officers)
In plain English: Chips are small pieces of fried potato that people often eat as snacks with dip.
"She had an extra bag of chips in her backpack for the road trip."
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chip
"The dog chips at the tree bark all morning long."
In plain English: To chip is to break off small pieces from something hard, like when you accidentally crack your phone screen.
"The old car chips easily when you hit a pothole."
Traditional nickname for someone whose surname is Carpenter.
"The old man laughed when he told the story about his neighbor, Chips, who used to fix fences all day long."