be in the chips

slang To be wealthy, especially unexpectedly. Primarily heard in US. You're in the chips now that you got the inheritance from Aunt Louise. Thanks to that huge court settlement, I'm in the chips now.

be in the chips

(American informal)

if someone is in the chips, they have suddenly got a lot of money Apparently his uncle's left him everything, so he's really in the chips.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Kaeden	KAY-dən	English (Modern)
Donelle	-	English (Rare)
Ann	[æn]
Nikolaj	-	Danish, Slovene
Paniz	-	Persian
Kenshin	ken-sheen	Japanese