chib

British  

/ tʃɪb /

verb

1. (tr) to stab or slash with a sharp weapon

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noun

1. a sharp weapon, such as a knife or razor

Etymology

Origin of chib

perhaps related to _chiv

Example Sentences

The other is for the late Pablo “Chib” Espinoza, the chief game warden.

From Washington Times

So when a gold medal is at stake, Chib said, athletes who can keep their minds off the possibility of losing are those more likely to perform well — and win.

From Washington Post

Vikram Chib, assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins, who studies how our brains process incentives and how that influences performance, sees potential parallels between the lab and the Olympics.

From Washington Post

“The findings are counterintuitive, I know,” says Vikram S. Chib, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins who led the study, which was published recently in The Journal of Neuroscience.

From New York Times

But such explanations are speculative for now, Dr. Chib says.

From New York Times