chip in with (something)
chip in with (something)
1. To contribute to something being undertaken by a group, such as a task or collection. If everyone chips in with some time, we can clean this garage in pretty quickly.
2. To offer money as a bet in a game, such as poker. Hurry up and chip in with something for this hand.
3. To join in a discussion about something; to offer one's thoughts. When I heard them discussing my department, I just had to chip in with my own suggestions.
See also: chip
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- chip in
- chip in on (something)
- enter in
- enter in(to) (something)
- enter into
- when two Sundays come together
- when two Fridays come together
- grind (something) into (something)
- grind into
- wriggle off the hook