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Chip butty 

Britishism: A french-fried potato on white bread sandwich (I am not kidding.)
Neville was feeling punk after losing a football wager, so he nipped up to his flat and made a chip butty to assuage his depression.
Chip butty by Luigi July 9, 2004

Chip butty 

A sandwich stuffed with french fries that Americans(inaccurately, as usual) think they discovered first.
"Hey British person, have you heard about this new french fry-stuffed sandwich that's available now?"

"You mean a chip butty? For ages now, mate."
Chip butty by CurrantResident May 23, 2018

Chip Butty 

A British delicacy created with homemade potato chips put in two slices of white bread with “I can’t believe it’s not butter” on it.
I’m making a chip butty, anyone want one?
Chip Butty by Blasfemia69 April 6, 2021

Chip butty 

when you and your wing-woman go out on the town for a big bread boi to butter up, to butter them up you feed them up from the local chip shop. ask at twitch.tv/squidsushi for more details.
person 1: hey look at that dude we should chip butty him up person 2: fuck yeah we should chip butty him up
Chip butty by loyalbdog August 6, 2019

Chip Butty 

Anal sex but when you’ve both eaten chips (fries for the US) beforehand. Made famous by Ellie from Luton, England.
“Let’s have a chip butty at the weekend”
Chip Butty by LC1960 February 24, 2022

slutty on a chip butty 

a general douche bag. no real meaning, but just rolls off the tongue pretty sweetly
Person A: Shall we go to movies?
Person B: Fuck you, I don't wanna do that you slutty on a chip butty
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Plate of Brown 

A plate of brown consists of foods that have little to no nutritional value, and are typically deep fried. A true plate of brown will also be accompanied by a dark soda.
Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
Plate of Brown by Cheddar Craigson September 18, 2020
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