Pronunciation: /tʃɪps/
noun a small piece of food, typically a snack, made from potato, corn, or similar ingredients and fried or baked until crisp
A1 I like to eat potato chips.
A2 She bought a bag of tortilla chips for the party.
B1 The fish and chips at the local pub are really good.
B2 The technician replaced the malfunctioning memory chips in the computer.
C1 The poker player went all in with a huge stack of chips.
C2 The artist used potato chips to create a unique sculpture.
verb There is no applicable verb for the word 'chips'
A1 I like to chips potatoes for dinner.
A2 She chips away at the wood to create a sculpture.
B1 The artist carefully chips the marble to reveal the statue within.
B2 The archaeologist chips away at the rock to uncover ancient artifacts.
C1 The skilled craftsman chips the ice to create intricate sculptures.
C2 The expert carver chips away at the stone with precision and skill.
formal The restaurant served crispy potato chips as a side dish.
informal I love snacking on chips while watching movies.
slang Let's grab some chips and salsa for the party.
figurative She knew how to play her cards right and ended up with all the chips.
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