Large chip

n.

Heard in Waterford

A bag of chips (thick cut potato fries) that contains and arbitrary number of chips more than a regular bag of chips. The amount of extra chips is at the discretion and generally based on the mood of the person serving as there is no standard measure for a large chip.

In use

Don't get a large chip in there boi, she's a mane oul yok. Just buy a regular oul chip and get a portion of scallops.

Posh English

Do not procure an oversized portion of fried potatoes from that establishment, for she is a shrewish creature. Simply purchase a standard serving alongside some battered seafood.

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