Definitions

1. noun

a chit or slip of paper given to a passenger to collect luggage from a station or office, or a small piece of a chit or similar document.

“The passenger was given a chitling to collect their luggage.”

2. noun

a small piece of fatty tissue attached to a pig’s intestines, traditionally eaten in the United Kingdom, especially in the north, boiled or roasted.

“The chef served the chitlings as a side dish.”

3. verb

to obtain or provide something, especially a chit or slip of paper, for a passenger to collect something.

“The clerk chitlinged the passenger’s luggage.”