pipa

/ ˈpiːpə /

noun

a tongueless South American toad, Pipa pipa, that carries its young in pits in the skin of its back

Origin of pipa¹

C18: from Surinam dialect, probably of African origin

And we want them to call their senators and tell them to vote no on PIPA.

Should they pass, both PIPA and SOPA would have a chilling effect on innovation.

The skull of Pipa is abnormal, being greatly flattened and containing little cartilage.

In some Anura such as Pipa and Hyla the number of sternal elements is considerably reduced.

Do you believe then that my poor girl has been carried off by Nikola to this island called Pipa Lannu?

But no batrachian patience is as curious as that of the pipa toad.

And how did Nikola treat you during the voyage and your stay on Pipa Lannu?

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