In the girl's bathroom, the chippies were fixing their makeup and gossiping about the new boy whom they all felt was totally gorgeous.
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Chippie — Der Namensgeber der Sendung: ein Computerchip. Chippie − das hr2 Computermagazin war eine der ersten Computersendungen der ARD. Die Hörfunksendung startete 1990 im 2. Programm des Hessischen Rundfunks. Anfangs wurde Chippie gemeinsam mit dem… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Chippie — This article is about the radio program. For other uses, see Chippy. “Computer and Money” was one of the topics in Chippie (Frankfurt Stock Exchange, 1988). Chippie (hr2 Computermagazin) was a German radio program. It was one of the first… … Wikipedia
Chippie — Радиопередача Chippie на канале hr2 была одной из первых передач о компьютерах немецкой телерадиокомпании ARD. Она начала транслироваться в 1990 г. на втором канале Гессенского радиовещания. Вначале передача «Chippie» транслировалась вместе… … Википедия
chippie — A malicious teenybopper. The chippie lifestyle is exemplified in Seventeen magazine and television shows directed at the 13 18 age bracket. These people are loud, especially enthusiastic, but insecure. They are generally not very interesting to… … Dictionary of american slang
Chippie — 1. Bruchstück, Splitter, Span; 2. angehender Drogenabhängiger ♦ Heute Chippie, morgen Junkie! … Jugendsprache Lexikon
chippie — var. of CHIPPY. * * * chippie see chippy n. 2 and 4 … Useful english dictionary
Chippie Hill — Bertha „Chippie“ Hill (* 15. März 1905 in Charleston, South Carolina; † 7. Mai 1950 in New York City, New York) war eine amerikanische Blues , Jazz und Vaudeville Sängerin und Tänzerin. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Leben und Wirken … Deutsch Wikipedia
Chippie Polar Cup — The Chippie Polar Cup is a friendly football tournament, that is held in Curaçao since 2004. The tournament is organized by Project Support Curaçao NV (PSC) and the matches are held at the Ergilio Hato Stadion (SDK), in Brievengat. The first two… … Wikipedia
chippie — also chippy noun (plural chippies) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1886 tramp, prostitute … New Collegiate Dictionary
chippie — chippy … Dictionary of ichthyology
