chip·pie (ch p  )n. Variant of chippy. |
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Afflalo hit a 3-pointer, Mbah a Moute had a chippie and Shipp finished the run by converting a 3-on-1 with a rim-hanging dunk. She goes far beyond Bessie Smith to introduce major figures in the field such as Victoria Spivey, Sippie Wallace, Edith Wilson and Alberta Hunter as well as performers who are less well remembered such as Trixie Smith, Clara Smith, Lucille Hegamin, Lizzie Miles, Chippie Hill and Ida Cox. A few lines later, after all, Chippie Hill sings: "But when I hear the whistle, Lord, / I'm gonna pull it back. |
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