Verb chip in has 1 sense

1. contribute, give, chip in, kick in - contribute to some cause; "I gave at the office"
   --₁ is one way to give
   Sample sentences:
   Somebody ----s
   Somebody ----s something
   Somebody ----s something to somebody
   

Term: Chip in

Part of Speech: Verb (Phrasal Verb)

Sense: To contribute or donate something, typically money towards a collective effort or cause.

Example Sentence: Please chip in some money for the birthday gift we're buying for our friend.

Sense: To offer assistance or help by doing something jointly.

Example Sentence: Let's all chip in and help clean up the park after the event.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A small piece or fragment that has been broken off or detached from something.

Example Sentence: I accidentally dropped the mug, and a chip in the rim appeared.

Sense: A contribution or share in a collective effort or fund.

Example Sentence: Every member of the team needs to make a chip in order to cover the expenses.

Part of Speech: Prepositional phrase

Sense: To add something, typically additional information or an opinion, to a conversation or discussion.

Example Sentence: Let me chip in with my thoughts on the matter at hand.