Chips,
fried potato slices.
Chips,
gambling tokens.
Chips,
small fragmented pieces.
Chips,
wafers of silicon used in computing.
Chips (US),
crisps.
In her bag was an assortment of gambling chips,
silicon chips, and some cold potato chips. Her
American friend`s bag contained chips of plaster
and crisps, which she always called chips.
Chews,
mastication.
Choose,
to select.
Choose a caramel and give it one hundred chews.
Chewsday,
common pronunciation of Tuesday.
Chop,
the act of cutting; quick heavy blows with sharp object.
Chop,
rough, turbulent water.
Chop,
an official stamp or permit in the Far East.
Chop,
a slice of mutton or pork with a rib.
Chopper,
axe or hatchet.
Chopper,
woodcutter.
Chopper,
(sl) helicopter.
Chopper,
(sl) penis.
Boris the crazed chopper, held both his choppers,
one in each hand, and screamed abuse at the
chopper overhead.
Christianity,
religion.
Christy Annity,
girl's name.
Chough,
Cornish bird, (prn) chuff.
Chuff,
noise of a train (ch).
Chuffed,
(sl) very pleased.
The chuff chuff frightened the chough who was not
chuffed.
Chute,
slanted shaft from a higher level to a lower one.
Chute,
(sl) for parachute.
Shoot,
to discharge a weapon.
Cigarette,
tobacco for smoking.
Ziggurat,
form of pyramid shaped temple (Babylonians).
Cite,
quote or refer to.
Sight,
vision.
Site,
exact location.
Civil,
not military.
Civil,
polite.
Sybil,
female name (Mrs Fawlty – not civil).
Seville,
Spanish city and orange.
The civil servant was not at all civil, when he spoke to
Sybil in Seville.
Clap,
sharp noise.
Clap,
to put in close proximity, clap in irons,
clap a hand to the mouth.
Clap,
(sl) venereal disease.
Clap,(eyes on)
to observe.
Claps,
(pl) clap, applause.
Collapse,
to fall down.
When the audience claps, you collapse.
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