Chipa
Chipa by silverchips August 22, 2011
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chipa
Chipa or "chipá" is a common home made snack around parts of Paraguay, Brasil and Argentina as well.
It is usually made of corn wheat, eggs, milk, cow fat and regional cheese.
Best served right from the oven with mate!!
It is usually made of corn wheat, eggs, milk, cow fat and regional cheese.
Best served right from the oven with mate!!
A: Did you bring mate to the park?
B: Yeah. But i'm hungry as well. Let's buy some chipa.
A: Hell yess
B: Yeah. But i'm hungry as well. Let's buy some chipa.
A: Hell yess
chipa by tiptoetree October 24, 2018
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chipa-ka-wow
(chip+(k noise)+wow) What you yell rediculously loud after getting a head shot in COD4. Only if you've gotten a head shot and you have a mic.
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A rare and juicy sweet exotic fruit of Italian origin that has been spotted around North America.
While constantly evolving and adapting to its nautral environment, Chiacchieries tend to peak in the summertime when they exhibit a subtle natural glow of intense amber.
They are extremely valuable and have been known, in old myth, to bring long-lasting good fortune to their respective finders.
While constantly evolving and adapting to its nautral environment, Chiacchieries tend to peak in the summertime when they exhibit a subtle natural glow of intense amber.
They are extremely valuable and have been known, in old myth, to bring long-lasting good fortune to their respective finders.
After undertaking a two day tropical safari in Costa Rica, I stumbled upon the most magnificient chiacchieri! The following day, and the day after, I knew my life would never be the same again.
Chiacchieri by sasha_89 February 23, 2010
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