The phrase "a chis" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It cannot be used in any context as it stands, as it appears to be incomplete or a typographical error.
Example: N/A
Alternatives: "a piece" or "a bit".
A life insurance policy underwritten by the state: once you've signed up to become a CHIS, you're covered for life.
Eligibility was determined by having completed either a CHIS interview in either English or Spanish; a willingness to be recontacted; and an over-selection for sexual orientation minority status.
Traps were thermally desorbed in a CHIS injection port (Scientific Glass Engineering Ltd) attached to a HP5890/5972 GC MS (Agilent) as described by Elmore, Parker, Halford, Muttucumaru, and Mottram (2008).
"Probably be a while," said Michael Bivins, "Big ass chi-chis".
We used population-based data from the 2001 CHIS, a telephone survey based on a geographically stratified sample, identified through random-digit-dialing (RDD) that over-sampled under-represented geographic areas and ethnic groups.
He thought, "Giant chi-chis".
R Kelly thought, "Giant chi-chis".
A year later, though, the Wanxiang Group, a Chinese auto supplier backed by Lu Guanqiu and his $7-billion fortune, bought the company and offered Chis a raise and his old job back.
We compared CMHS participants with male participants in the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), a population-based telephone survey of 55,000 California residents in 2001 [ 16] (Table 6).
For the population comparison, we analyzed primary data from the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), a random-digit-dial telephone survey administered to households in California [ 9].
