noun

chipping

CHIH-pihng

Chipping (noun) means a small fragment broken off something, or the act of breaking such pieces off. Example: “Wood chippings covered the path through the garden.”

noun

A small fragment broken off something, or the act of breaking such pieces off.

"Wood chippings covered the path through the garden."

How to use chipping

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSmall broken-off fragments, or the process of producing them.

Common pairings

wood chippings paint chipping

Word forms

chippings plural

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Etymology

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Synonyms

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chip splintering

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Rhymes for chipping

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Frequently asked questions

What does “chipping” mean?

The word “chipping” means a small fragment broken off something, or the act of breaking such pieces off. In plain terms, small broken-off fragments, or the process of producing them.

How do you pronounce “chipping”?

“Chipping” is pronounced CHIH-pihng (/ˈt͡ʃɪpɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “chipping” in a sentence?

Here is “chipping” used in a sentence: “Wood chippings covered the path through the garden.”

What part of speech is “chipping”?

“Chipping” is a noun.

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