How to spell CHRIP correctly?

The correct spelling for "chrip" could be "chirp", which refers to the sound made by birds or electronic devices. Other possible correct suggestions would include "chip", "crip" or "creep", depending on the context and intended meaning.

• champ My dad is the champ when it comes to grilling burgers.
• chap Timothy felt a chap on his lips after spending the whole day outside in the winter wind.
• cheap I bought a new dress, it was very cheap.
• cheep
• Cheri Cheri quit her job to pursue her personal passions.
• Cherie My sister really loves Cherie, her new dog.
• chimp
• chip I have a new chip in my pocket.
• chirp
• chomp I'll chomp down on that apple if you don't give it to me.
• chop I'll just have to chop some wood and make a fire.
• Chris It's Chris' birthday party.
• chump I was a chump for buying that share.
• crop The farmer harvested his crop of corn before the rainy season.
• drip I heard a drip coming from the faucet in the bathroom.
• grip She had a grip of his arm.
• rip
• ship I am going to take the ship to the new continent.
• shrimp I ordered a platter of shrimp for lunch today.
• trip I am planning a trip to Hawaii for my honeymoon.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking