chippy around

To be apt to behave in a promiscuous manner. ("Chippy" is a slang term for a promiscuous woman or a prostitute.) No, I don't chippy around anymore—I gave that up when I got married.

chippy around

in. to be sexually promiscuous. She has been known to chippy around, but not with just anyone and never for money!

See also: around

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

collect around
collect around (someone or something)
gallivant around
find way around
get (someone) around the table
get around the table
crouch around
good around
around (one's) ears
bomb around

References in periodicals archive

End of an era at 'best chippy around' as couple announce retirement from award-winning shop

Be prepared for a Good Friday fish and chip shop queue - behind this hungry lot! Sun's out, crowds are heading for the coast - and it seems Teessiders have all got the same idea for a tucking in to a Good Friday lunchtime treat; Sun's out, crowds are heading for the coast - and it seems Teessiders have all got the same idea for a tucking in to a Good Friday lunchtime treat

Sally Shirley Tak's in Northfield is by far the best chippy around, good value for money and the food is always delicious.

SOUNDING OFF.. ON FACEBOOK

The quiet 28-year-old - who lived with her elderly aunt - was last seen in the local chippy around 11.15pm on December 4, 2000.

' If Sandra's killer is caught I'll look him ' in eye to ask: WHY? FAMILIES DEMAND ANSWERS TO MISSING CASES

Traditional tapas restaurants share waterfront billing with Chinese (the cheapest at 10 euros for three courses plus glass of wine) and the impressive Italian Don Corleone (don't complain about the food or you'll end up sleeping with the fishes at the Codfather chippy around the corner).

Travel: Summit special; Majorcan resort of Pollensa still in peak condition

As regards take-away meals, I don't remember a time when we didn't have our chippy around the corner.

Letter: You say - ...want not

词组	chippy around
释义	chippy around chippy around To be apt to behave in a promiscuous manner. ("Chippy" is a slang term for a promiscuous woman or a prostitute.) No, I don't chippy around anymore—I gave that up when I got married. See also: around Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. chippy around in. to be sexually promiscuous. She has been known to chippy around, but not with just anyone and never for money! See also: around McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: collect around collect around (someone or something) gallivant around find way around get (someone) around the table get around the table crouch around good around around (one's) ears bomb around References in periodicals archive End of an era at 'best chippy around' as couple announce retirement from award-winning shop Be prepared for a Good Friday fish and chip shop queue - behind this hungry lot! Sun's out, crowds are heading for the coast - and it seems Teessiders have all got the same idea for a tucking in to a Good Friday lunchtime treat; Sun's out, crowds are heading for the coast - and it seems Teessiders have all got the same idea for a tucking in to a Good Friday lunchtime treat Sally Shirley Tak's in Northfield is by far the best chippy around, good value for money and the food is always delicious. SOUNDING OFF.. ON FACEBOOK The quiet 28-year-old - who lived with her elderly aunt - was last seen in the local chippy around 11.15pm on December 4, 2000. ' If Sandra's killer is caught I'll look him ' in eye to ask: WHY? FAMILIES DEMAND ANSWERS TO MISSING CASES Traditional tapas restaurants share waterfront billing with Chinese (the cheapest at 10 euros for three courses plus glass of wine) and the impressive Italian Don Corleone (don't complain about the food or you'll end up sleeping with the fishes at the Codfather chippy around the corner). Travel: Summit special; Majorcan resort of Pollensa still in peak condition As regards take-away meals, I don't remember a time when we didn't have our chippy around the corner. Letter: You say - ...want not
随便看	take what (one) says with a pinch of salt take wing take with take with a pinch of salt take with one take with (one or something) take word for take word for it take wrong take years off take years off (of) (one) take years off somebody take your breath away take your chances take your courage in both hands take your cue from take your cue from somebody take your cue from someone take your eye off the ball take your hat off to take your hat off to somebody take your hat off to someone take your life in your hands take your lumps take your medicine