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British Slang: Chippy

Chippy is slang for a carpenter. Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary: Chippy ['tʃɪpi] I. 1. Chipped, cracked (for porcelain dishes, etc.) 2…

Chippy

Slang for carpenter.

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Chippy ['tʃɪpi]

I. 1. Chipped, cracked (for porcelain dishes, etc.)

2. Uninteresting, dry

3. Displeased, irritable

II. 1. Fish and chips shop

2. sl. Loose young girl, fallen woman, prostitute

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