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chip and charge

chip and charge noun: a weak groundstroke followed immediately by an advance towards the net.

Noun

chip and charge

  1. A weak groundstroke followed immediately by an advance towards the net.

Verb

chip and charge (third-person singular simple present chips and charges, present participle chipping and charging, simple past and past participle chipped and charged)

  1. To hit a weak groundstroke and advance towards the net.

Forms of chip and charge

third-person singular presentchips and charges
present participlechipping and charging
past participlechipped and charged
pastchipped and charged

Questions about chip and charge

What does chip and charge mean?
Chip and charge means a weak groundstroke followed immediately by an advance towards the net.
What part of speech is chip and charge?
Chip and charge can be a noun or a verb.

Words near chip and charge in the dictionary

  1. Chiots
  2. Chiou
  3. Chious
  4. Chiozzo
  5. chip
  6. chip and charge
  7. chip and gather
  8. chip and PIN
  9. chip at
  10. chip away
  11. chip bap

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