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chipsDisks that are used to represent money (real or play) at the casino.
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chipsfries
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chipsfrench fries; U.S. chips often = dried buffalo, cow dung (other cases, i.e. poker chips, wood chips, the same)
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chipsfrench fries: strips of potato fried in deep fat (chip) bit: a small fragment of something broken off from the whole; "a bit of rock caught him in the eye" (chip) break off ( [..]
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chipsCommonwealth Hostel Information and Payments System
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chipsvery small pieces of silicon
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chipsFinancial network through which banks in the United States conduct their financial transactions.
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chipsThese refer to potato chips which are dried potatoes or Jamaican plantain chips or Jamaican banana chips. T
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chipscrisps
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chipsFrench fries. chockies
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chipsFrench Fries.
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chipsFrench fries *
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chipsIn Australia, chips can refer to ‘hot’ chips; fried strips of potato. Chips also refer to what are known in other countries as crisps.
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chips(n) strips of potato fried in deep fat
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chipsSmall fragments of wood chopped or broken by mechanical equipment. Total tree chips include wood, bark, and foliage. Pulp chips or clean chips are free of bark and foliage.
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chipsn French fries. However, its lately been popular to call thin chips fries in the U.K, so Brits at least know what fries are these days. Classic chips can be obtained from a chip shop (chippy) a [..]
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chipsShip's carpenter.
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chipsShip's carpenter.
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chipsFries
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chipspotato chips.
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chips(Child In Need of Protection or Services) A proceeding in juvenile court for any person under the age of 18 for noncriminal reasons including abuse, neglect, and abandonment.
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chipsSmall fragments of wood chopped or broken by mechanical equipment. Total tree chips include wood, bark and foliage. Pulp chips or clean chips are free of bark and foliage.
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chipsn. 1. French fries, as in "fish and CHIPS".
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chipsA score of 26. (See also: "BREAKFAST /BED & BREAKFAST")
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chipsScoring 26 points in a throw
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chipsDisks used to denote values in place of real or play money, giving a visual representation of a bet.
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chipsround tokens that are used in tournaments.
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chipsTokens which represent the money played by the player.
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chipsClearing House Interbank Payment System
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chipsAcronym for Clearing House Interbank Payment System. A computerised system used for foreign exchange Dollar settlements.
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chipsRound tokens that are used on casino gaming tables in lieu of cash.
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chipsMulti-colored casino tokens used in place of real currency for gambling.
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chipsTokens that are used to place bets on a blackjack table.
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chips
Traditional nickname for someone whose surname is Carpenter
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chipsSee: Clearing House Interbank Payments System
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