chip rule

the chip rule is a rule in where when eating at a fast food restaurant, anyone may claim ownership on another member of the groups chips. for the chip rule to come into effect, you must say chip rule before starting to eat the chips. the original owner of the chips may,however, still take chips.

nathan: hey ben, your taking to long, chip rule.

ben: damm

by papajohn1706 January 14, 2009

chip in

To contribute. Usually in reference to money, but can refer to anything (e.g. drugs).

1. "If we each chip in a tenner, we'll have enough money to rent a car!"

2. "If we each chip in a little bit of weed, we'll be able to roll a huge blunt."

by stoner_joesiph January 2, 2012

Chip n' Dale's MMORPG

An MMORPG created by Bill Cosby, for when you're hungry.

Ch' Ch' Ch' Chip n' Dale's MMORPG,
Ch' Ch' Ch' Chip n' Dale's, with extreme PvP.

by Dark Chaos December 22, 2003

Chip on his Shoulder

"Chip on his shoulder" commonly refers to someone who has a self-righteous feeling of inferiority or a grudge. An example would be someone always bringing up how they are or were disadvantaged in some way.

Person 1:"I was raised in a working class family with no luxuries"

Person 2:"But now you're a millionaire..."

Person 3:"Don't worry about him mate, he's just got a chip on his shoulder."

by ElectricFishy October 7, 2008

Chip Off

Adj. To Chip Off. Is to leave somewhere. Usually to leave somewhere that is boring.

"This party sucks, lets chip off"

"Lets chip off to play some football"

by devvonshire June 3, 2007

chip to dip ratio

That perfect amount of dip (salsa, hummus, etc.) to a chip leaving one with no extra dip or chips extremely rare

Guy 1: Holy crap I got the perfect chip to dip ratio
Guy 2: Are you some type of wizard or something

by LeChaz November 11, 2013

Chip on your shoulder

The term means to interact in a provocative way, daring someone to resist you. When you are angry at someone, and instead of speaking about it, you do something to annoy them in hopes that they will argue with you, you’ve got a chip on your shoulder. Proactive Passive Aggression.

You've got a chip on your shoulder.
I cannot stand her she's got a chip on her shoulder.

by Roderick Sterling May 21, 2018