get one’s chippy on v. phr.— «“It says ‘I’m gonna get my chippy on.’ What does that mean? Chips?” Choc takes a beat. Looks at me like I’m nuts. “My chippies,” Choc says. “Chips is money. Cheddar. Whatever…dollar signs. Whatever money is to you...
dirt Navy n.— «I’m not likely to end up back on a ship anytime soon (if ever).…You could say I’ve gone from the “blue-water” Navy to the “dirt” Navy—or the “sand” Navy in this case.» —“Looks like I’m goin’ to the Gulf for a Year…“ by An ex...
matchbook college
n.— «I can get an honorary degree from some matchbook college anytime I want.» —by Porter Bibb Ted Turner: It Ain’t As Easy as It Looks Sept. 1, 1997. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)