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chip

How many syllables in chip?

  1 syllable

Divide chip into syllables:   chip
Syllable stress:   chip
How to pronounce chip:   chip
How to say chip:

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Synonyms for chip


1 syllable
  • bit
  • chunk
  • cut
  • flaw
  • mark
  • chirp
  • crumb
  • flake
  • hew
  • piece
2 syllables
  • break off
  • counter
  • fragment
  • morsel
  • splinter
  • whittle
  • chirrup
  • damage
  • marker
  • shaving
  • token
3 syllables
  • C.P.U
  • microchip
  • poker chip
  • disfigure
  • playing piece
4 syllables
  • computer chip
  • memory chip
5 syllables
    7 syllables
    • central processing unit
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      What rhymes with chip

      1 syllable
      • blip
      • crip
      • drip
      • grip
      • gyp
      • kip
      • lip's
      • pip
      • rip
      • ship
      • skip
      • snip
      • tip
      • whip
      • zip
      • clip
      • dip
      • flip
      • grippe
      • hip
      • lip
      • nip
      • quip
      • scrip
      • sip
      • slip
      • strip
      • trip
      • yip
      2 syllables
      • equip
      • outstrip
      • roundtrip
      • IP
      • rip-off
      • unzip
      3 syllables
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