There are 57 total results for your chips search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
柿 see styles |
shì shi4 shih kokera こけら |
More info & calligraphy: Persimmon(irregular kanji usage) (1) chopped wood; wood chips; (2) (abbreviation) thin shingles; kaki; Japanese persimmon (Diospyros kaki); (surname) Kokera persimmon |
木屑 see styles |
mù xiè mu4 xie4 mu hsieh kokera こけら kikuzu きくず |
wood shavings; sawdust (1) chopped wood; wood chips; (2) (abbreviation) thin shingles; wood chips; wood offcuts; wood shavings; sawdust |
素片 see styles |
sohen そへん |
fragments; chips; materials |
薯條 薯条 see styles |
shǔ tiáo shu3 tiao2 shu t`iao shu tiao |
french fries; french fried potatoes; chips |
薯片 see styles |
shǔ piàn shu3 pian4 shu p`ien shu pien |
fried potato chips |
酒籌 酒筹 see styles |
jiǔ chóu jiu3 chou2 chiu ch`ou chiu chou |
drinking game chips (typically in the form of strips of bamboo inscribed with lines of poetry) |
魚薯 鱼薯 see styles |
yú shǔ yu2 shu3 yü shu |
fish and chips (abbr. for 炸魚薯條|炸鱼薯条[zha2 yu2 shu3 tiao2]) |
ピー柿 see styles |
piikaki / pikaki ピーかき |
(abbreviation) (See 柿の種・かきのたね・2,ピーナッツ,柿ピー・かきピー) mix of peanuts and spicy baked or fried mochi chips in the shape of kaki (Japanese persimmon) seeds |
ぽてち see styles |
potechi ポテチ |
(abbreviation) (colloquialism) (See ポテトチップス) potato chips; potato crisps; (given name) Potechi |
ポテト see styles |
poteto ポテト |
(1) potato; (2) (abbreviation) (colloquialism) (See フライドポテト) French fries; chips; fried potato; (3) (abbreviation) (See さつまいも) sweet potato |
切り屑 see styles |
kirikuzu きりくず |
scraps; chips |
切り粉 see styles |
kiriko きりこ |
chips or shavings left after cutting wood or metal with a saw, etc. |
木くず see styles |
kikuzu きくず |
wood chips; wood offcuts; wood shavings; sawdust |
柿の種 see styles |
kakinotane かきのたね |
(1) kaki (Japanese persimmon) seed; (2) spicy baked or fried mochi chips in this shape |
柿ピー see styles |
kakipii; kakipii / kakipi; kakipi かきピー; カキピー |
(abbreviation) (See 柿の種・かきのたね・2,ピーナッツ,ピー柿) mix of peanuts and spicy baked or fried mochi chips in the shape of kaki (Japanese persimmon) seeds |
玉米片 see styles |
yù mǐ piàn yu4 mi3 pian4 yü mi p`ien yü mi pien |
cornflakes; tortilla chips |
袋菓子 see styles |
fukurogashi ふくろがし |
small bag of snack food (cookies, potato chips, etc.) |
趣多多 see styles |
qù duō duō qu4 duo1 duo1 ch`ü to to chü to to |
Chips Ahoy! (brand) |
カキピー see styles |
kakipii / kakipi カキピー |
(abbreviation) mix of peanuts and spicy baked or fried mochi chips in the shape of kaki (Japanese persimmon) seeds |
スナック see styles |
sunakku スナック |
(1) snack; light meal; (2) (abbreviation) (See スナックバー) snack bar (usu. an establishment that serves alcohol); (3) (abbreviation) (See スナック菓子・スナックがし) snack food (esp. potato chips, popcorn, etc.); munchie; (surname) Sunak |
チップス see styles |
chippusu チップス |
(abbreviation) (See ポテトチップス) (potato) chips; crisps; (personal name) Chipps |
ドリトス see styles |
doritosu ドリトス |
(product) Doritos (brand of tortilla chips); (product name) Doritos (brand of tortilla chips) |
切りくず see styles |
kirikuzu きりくず |
scraps; chips |
多力多滋 see styles |
duō lì duō zī duo1 li4 duo1 zi1 to li to tzu |
Doritos (brand of tortilla chips) |
炸土豆條 炸土豆条 see styles |
zhá tǔ dòu tiáo zha2 tu3 dou4 tiao2 cha t`u tou t`iao cha tu tou tiao |
french fries; (hot) potato chips |
炸土豆片 see styles |
zhá tǔ dòu piàn zha2 tu3 dou4 pian4 cha t`u tou p`ien cha tu tou pien |
potato chips; crisps; fried potato |
觥籌交錯 觥筹交错 see styles |
gōng chóu jiāo cuò gong1 chou2 jiao1 cuo4 kung ch`ou chiao ts`o kung chou chiao tso |
wine goblets and gambling chips lie intertwined; to drink and gamble together in a large group (idiom); a big (drinking) party |
ピーピー柿 see styles |
piipiikaki / pipikaki ピーピーかき |
(abbreviation) (See 柿の種・かきのたね・2,ピーナッツ,柿ピー・かきピー,ピー柿・ピーかき) mix of peanuts and spicy baked or fried mochi chips in the shape of kaki (Japanese persimmon) seeds |
ぶっかき氷 see styles |
bukkakigoori ぶっかきごおり |
chipped ice; ice chips |
打っ欠き氷 see styles |
bukkakigoori ぶっかきごおり |
chipped ice; ice chips |
揚げじゃが see styles |
agejaga あげじゃが |
fried potato (incl. French fries, chips, croquettes, etc.) |
スナック菓子 see styles |
sunakkugashi スナックがし |
snack food (esp. potato chips, popcorn, etc.); munchie |
チョコチップ see styles |
chokochippu チョコチップ |
chocolate chips; chocolate chip |
フライポテト see styles |
furaipoteto フライポテト |
(ik) fried potato; French fries; chips |
ポテトフライ see styles |
potetofurai ポテトフライ |
fried potato (wasei: potato fry); French fries; chips |
Variations: |
kikuzu きくず |
wood chips; wood offcuts; wood shavings; sawdust |
チップチューン see styles |
chippuchuun / chippuchun チップチューン |
chiptune (style of electronic music made using sound chips in vintage computers and video game consoles) |
チョコ・チップ see styles |
choko chippu チョコ・チップ |
chocolate chips; chocolate chip |
フライドポテト see styles |
furaidopoteto フライドポテト |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
フレンチフライ see styles |
furenchifurai フレンチフライ |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
ポテト・フライ see styles |
poteto furai ポテト・フライ |
fried potato (wasei: potato fry); French fries; chips |
ポテトチップス see styles |
potetochippusu ポテトチップス |
potato chips; potato crisps |
フライド・ポテト see styles |
furaido poteto フライド・ポテト |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
フレンチ・フライ see styles |
furenchi furai フレンチ・フライ |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
ポテト・チップス see styles |
poteto chippusu ポテト・チップス |
potato chips; potato crisps |
Variations: |
kirikuzu きりくず |
scraps; chips |
フィッシュ&チップス see styles |
fisshuandochippusu; fisshu ando chippusu フィッシュアンドチップス; フィッシュ・アンド・チップス |
fish and chips |
Variations: |
kokera こけら |
(1) chopped wood; wood chips; (2) (abbreviation) (See こけら板) thin shingles |
Variations: |
bukkakigoori ぶっかきごおり |
chipped ice; ice chips |
Variations: |
chokochippu; choko chippu チョコチップ; チョコ・チップ |
chocolate chips (eng: choco chip); chocolate chip |
Variations: |
potetofurai; poteto furai ポテトフライ; ポテト・フライ |
fried potato (wasei: potato fry); French fries; chips |
Variations: |
kokera こけら |
(1) chopped wood; wood chips; (2) (abbreviation) (See こけら板) thin shingles |
Variations: |
bukkakigoori ぶっかきごおり |
chipped ice; ice chips |
Variations: |
furenchifurai; furenchi furai フレンチフライ; フレンチ・フライ |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
Variations: |
potetochippusu(p); poteto chippusu ポテトチップス(P); ポテト・チップス |
potato chips; potato crisps |
Variations: |
furaidopoteto; furaipoteto(ik); furaido poteto フライドポテト; フライポテト(ik); フライド・ポテト |
fried potato; French fries; chips |
Variations: |
furaidopoteto; furaipoteto(ik); furaido poteto; furai poteto(ik) フライドポテト; フライポテト(ik); フライド・ポテト; フライ・ポテト(ik) |
French fries (eng: fried potato); chips |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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