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chip at
chip (away) at something
to break off tiny pieces of something little by little. The mason chipped away at the bricks. He chipped at the block of marble gently.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Walt | | WAWLT | English |
Bastet | | BAHS-tet (English) | Egyptian Mythology |
Alison | | AL-i-sən (English), a-lee-SAWN (French) | English, French |
Inma | | - | Spanish |
Arik | | - | Hebrew |
Traherne | | - | Welsh |