Idioms

chip in
to contribute to something, to pay jointly for something
We chipped in and bought our father a birthday present.

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  • chip off the old block
  • chip on one's shoulders
  • chips are down
  • chisel (someone) out of (something)
  • choke (someone) up or choke up (someone)
  • choke (something) off or choke off (something)
  • circle the wagons
  • claim a life
  • clam up
  • clamp down on (someone or something)
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  • keep one's opinions to oneself
  • stand to reason
  • hem and haw
  • boggle (someone's) mind
  • off and running
  • have (someone) in one's pocket
  • not on your life
  • kick off (something) or kick (something) off
  • scout around for (someone or something)
  • at the present time


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