CHIPPIE | • chippie n. Alternative spelling of chippy. • chippie n. (US, slang) An officer of the California Highway Patrol. See CHiP. • CHIPPIE n. (colloquial) a carpenter. |
CLIPPIE | • clippie n. (Britain, slang) A female bus conductor. • CLIPPIE n. (colloquial) a woman tram or bus conductor. |
DIPPIER | • dippier adj. Comparative form of dippy: more dippy. • DIPPY adj. crazy, insane. |
GIPPIES | • gippies n. Plural of gippy. • GIPPY n. (offensive) a gypsy, also GIPPO, GYPPIE, GYPPO, GYPPY. |
HIPPIER | • hippier adj. Comparative form of hippy: more hippy. • hippier adj. Comparative form of hippie: more hippie. • HIPPY adj. having big hips. |
HIPPIES | • hippies n. Plural of hippie. • hippies n. Plural of hippy. • HIPPIE n. a nonconformist, also HIPPY. |
LIPPIER | • lippier adj. Comparative form of lippy: more lippy. • LIPPY adj. impertinent. |
LIPPIES | • lippies n. Plural of lippy. • LIPPIE n. (Scots) an old Scottish dry measure, the fourth part of a peck, also LIPPY. |
NIPPIER | • nippier adj. Comparative form of nippy: more nippy. • NIPPY adj. quick. |
PIPERIC | • PIPERIC adj. applied to an acid obtained from piperine, an alkaloid found in black pepper. |
PIPIEST | • PIPY adj. like a pipe; hollow-stemmed. |
PIPPIER | • PIPPY adj. having pips. |
RIPPIER | • rippier n. Alternative form of ripper (“one who brings fish from the seacoast to markets in inland towns”). • RIPPIER n. (obsolete) a person who carries fish inland to sell, also RIPPER. |
SHIPPIE | • SHIPPIE n. (New Zealand) a prostitute who solicits at ports. |
TIPPIER | • tippier adj. Comparative form of tippy: more tippy. • TIPPY adj. (slang) in the height of fashion. |
YIPPIES | • yippies n. Plural of yippie. • Yippies n. Plural of Yippie. • Yippies n. Plural of Yippy. |
ZIPPIER | • zippier adj. Comparative form of zippy: more zippy. • ZIPPY adj. full of zip, energy. |