Chip and Massacre

Chip

Chip verb - Break off (a piece from a whole).

Massacre and chip are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Massacre" instead a verb "Chip".

Nearby Words: chipped, chipping

Massacre

Massacre verb - To kill on a large scale.
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Synonyms for Massacre

Chip and massacre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chip" instead a verb "Massacre".

Nearby Words: massacred, massacring

How words are described

similar similar chip similar massacre
original original chip original massacre
real real chip real massacre
massive massive chip massive massacre
Other adjectives: big, huge, new, final, different.

Common collocations

character chip character massacre character
people chip people massacre people

Both words in one sentence

  • Including where Elijah went, the Think Tank's attempt the escape The Big Empty, the massacre of New Canaan, and Ulysses' handing that Chip over to you, knowing that it was destined to be something bad.
  • Film / Captain America: The Winter Soldier Rather than evade it and go back to the top of the ship, he Wronski Feints its Macross Missile Massacre into blasting a hole into the Helicarrier's underside, enabling him to fly in, place his targeting chip, and fly right back out again.
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