chip off



chip off

v.
1. To break away from a surface in small, flat pieces: The cold weather has caused the paint on the bench to chip off.
2. To break off a small, flat piece of something from some whole: She chipped off a small piece of ice from the block. He chipped the hard coating off the pipe with a screwdriver.
See also: chip, off

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Estienne-Medieval French
HadesHAY-deez (English)Greek Mythology (Latinized)
SvendSVEN (Danish)Danish, Norwegian
'Aisha-Arabic
Adler['ædlər]
EnlilEN-lilNear Eastern Mythology