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fish and chippies

fish and chippies noun: fish and chips. Also the plural of fish and chippie.

Noun

fish and chippies sg or pl

  1. (childish, colloquial, plural, rare, singular) Fish and chips.
    • On Fridays, Fatty Patties does a right proper fish and chippies, all one can eat for 7 dollars. […]
      [>] I dont eat meat no reason except I dont like it, does he do fish and chips?1999 February 18, [Bob] Wheeler, “God I love Substitition”, in alt.support.stop-smoking (Usenet), archived from the original on 15 Apr 2026
    • >why fish?
      >
      >for food so we can have it in our chippies
      >
      mmmmmmmmmmmmm fish and chippies.!!2001 February 17, Ericp, “fish”, in free.uk.internet.isp.blueyonder.poor-service (Usenet), archived from the original on 15 Apr 2026

Also used as

fish and chippies is also the plural of fish and chippie.

fish and chippies is also the plural of fish and chippy.

Origin of fish and chippies

From fish and chip + -ies.

From fish and chippie /fish and chippy + -s.

Questions about fish and chippies

What does fish and chippies mean?
Fish and chippies means fish and chips.
What part of speech is fish and chippies?
Fish and chippies is a noun.

Words near fish and chippies in the dictionary

  1. fish and brewis
  2. fish and chip
  3. fish and chipperies
  4. fish and chippery
  5. fish and chippie
  6. fish and chippies
  7. fish and chippy
  8. fish and chips
  9. fish and company stink after three days
  10. fish ball
  11. fish balls

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