chipper

The best baseball player of them all.

Chipper just hit another homer!

by The Jimmynator September 17, 2003

Chipper

n. Person who sports a short-long (mullet) even though the 80's are long-gone. Also someone who hangs out in front of Becker's and acts dumb.

Hey, look at all those chippers in front of Becker's.

by Bollypoop January 8, 2004

Clepperbear

a guy who resembles a clepper and a bear at the same time he is pretty cool

often likes to:
go on qrs calls
play football

Places found:
AR
KTFD
Home workin on the truck

guy:Whoa
Guy 2 : what!!!
Guy: Did you see that clepperbear
Guy 2: yeah he was workin on the truck

by MONKEYTARD April 27, 2010

chipper

An exceptionally small penis that resembles that wrinkly brown chip inevitably found at the bottom of your mcdonalds chips

Something the secret owner of a chipper might say to displace rumours about his own one inch wonder:
"haha look at him he's got a CHYYYYIIIIPPEEERRR!!!!"

by Gordons School May 29, 2008

casserole clapper

Hair in your cadbury alley which catches fecal matter.

Oh, man, I wish I didn't have casserole clappers!

by Livid Pedro September 25, 2004

Chipper

Another word for cocaine. Not sure of the history of the meaning, possibly to do with the amount of dust a wood "chipper" creates.

Most commonly heard in the streets of Jersey City, NJ.

Sometimes abbreviated to "chip"

"Alright lad, fancy some chipper tonight?"

"Oi geez, give your boy a ring; i fancy smashing some chip tonight at that drum n bass rave"

by B-Hound April 29, 2009

Columbia Clippers

A competitive swim team in Columbia, Maryland. The team is divised into 2 groups where mostly young swimmers are, ages usually 7-10 I think............ Then there are 6 Age groups I think there may be more but each group is expected to be able to swim a certain amount yards and show good examples of trying hard in practice as well as meets. Then there are the top 3 groups Juniors, Seniors, and Senior Elite. Swimmers in the Juniors group are usually ages 12-14 and are able to swim 500 yards without much discomfort. They must show examples of leadership, hardwork, integrity, and give support to their fellow swimmers. Seniors are usually ages 14-16 I think.....I don't know because I'm not in that group. Anyway they must be able to swim 700 yards without discomfort, show integrity, attend practices reguraly, show support to fellow swimmers, push themselves to their limits and should try some of the harder events in swim meets. Lastly are the Senior Elites these people are selected by the head coach and must fufill the head coaches certain standards in order to be in Senior Elite. These are the swimmers that you should look up to and take advice from to get a advantage in swimming, these are the fastest swimmers in the team. They have a rigorous exercise schedule that promotes excellence. You should be proud of yourself if you get to this group as you acheived something not many can do. These swimmers must be able to swim exquisitly long distances without discomfort, be perfect role models to younger swimmers, must show dicipline when and attend practice probably 99.9 percent of the time, The Senior Elites are the people you should be afraid of and intimidated if your racing in one of their events as they show no mercy and always go for it ALL. Columbia Clippers practice at the Supreme Sports Club in MD, as well as the Swim Center. The head coach is Jeff (I don't think I'm allowed to put his last name) if you want good tips or help on your swimming skill this si the guy to go to. Another Coach you should look out for is Coach Mark as he usually as some pretty decent tips on maximizing the effort you put into your practices. Coach Jeff and Mark also like to joke around with each other and like to occasionally like to bother a swimmer called Gilbert(Jill-bear) is how you pronounce it. Its a name of french origin, if you are interested in swimming, and want to consider "Going for the Gold" or want to swim in the Olympics, this is the team you should go to.

Newscaster: In other news the swimming community was shocked to see a swimmer beat Michal Phelps in the 200m butterfly, apperantly this swimmer is said to have gained his swimming skill from a swim team known as the Columbia Clippers.

by Taylor, Samuel January 10, 2009