Egg and Chips

A euphamism for sex. First used in World War 2, whilst the british soldiers were in france, the french prostitutes would proposition them by saying "egg and chips johnny?".

"last night was good man, egg and chips for the first time in months"

by Jabbra December 14, 2012

clip-hop

A way of life for many people; fusing the genres of hip-hop and equestrianism. Followers of this trend often wear tweed blazers accompanied by large gold medallions known as 'bling'.

'Yo Old Chap, fancy listening to some good old clip-hop down at the stables? Bizzle.'

by Geoffrey-dizzle March 28, 2008

Chips is Chips

Chips is Chips: a statement that can be used in many scenarios to more or less declare that "it is what it is", or "live and let go". Almost always this saying is used to eleviate the intensity of a conversation, conflict, or dilemma at hand. It helps us single out the petty worries of day to day living.

Husband: "Oh what a terrible day! We lost power today at the office, I was stuck in traffic for two hours, and got pulled over ten minutes before I got home!"
Wife: "Don't worry about it so much dear, chips is chips."

by RitaIsItalianForICE January 5, 2009

Clipped

The act of being humiliated; roasted.

Jerry punched Jason straight in the face, prompting the crowd to scream, 'Clipped.'

by eedewntneew April 19, 2018

p-clipped

individually pull out someones gooch hairs with a tweezers

dude shut the hell up before you get p-clipped

by nick lasalle September 30, 2006

Bricks and chips

Weed and money

I done squeezed mad clips at these cats for they bricks and chips.

by Notoriously loved January 5, 2011

hide the chips

Before hiding the sausage, any man worth his salt first hides the chips. i.e. before sticking your cock in a bird it is generally wise to stick a couple of fingers in there to assess the risk of disease/transvestite/mousetraps.

This act can be conveniently passed off as "foreplay".

A: Dude I saw you getting it on with Stacey last night, how'd you make out?
B: Gutted, she'd only let me finger her.
A: Hid the chips?* Here let me smell.

*past participle of "hide the chips"

by Mr. Cardboard June 27, 2011