You're a little man with a big mouth and a big chip. What does the word "chip" in this sentence mean? Is it a shortened version of the expression "to have a chip on one's shoulder"? If more context is required. It's from the movie "Once upon a time in Hollywood". There is a scene where Bruce Lee brags about his physical abilities, after which the phrase I've written above confronts him.

Why do we not have to put "the" in these words? Authority, town. Such as in: My parents are in town. Some people don't approve of authority. Is there a reason? Or is it just to be remembered?

What does "Straight up crap" stand for in here:)? ...how about throw the food away before putting them in the sink? There are food flies, and our dorm smells like straight up crap! What is the meaning of it here?

Prepositions and social media What prepositions should I use when talking about social media. Is there some kind of general rule for all of that? I'll make a couple of examples to make it clear. 1. They posted a video on/in/to Facebook. 2. I watched a video on/in YouTube.

Wait, so you just walked ON OVER to the hair It's " Wait, so you just walked on over to the hair salon" forgot to write the "solon" _______________ Are the "on" and "over" optional?

Do these words sound exactly the same? begun-began drunk-drank

"off" "out off" "from" which one is correct and what do they all mean? Take your hand (off/off of/out off/from) my shoulder.