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dimp

British  
/ dɪmp /

noun

  1. dialect a cigarette butt

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Chet and Lance were full of an incident that had occurred in Professor Dimp’s class that morning, and Chet was telling his sister and a group of friends about it.

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“And if you mean Professor Dimp, your teacher at Central High, do not call him ‘Old Dimple’ in my presence,” which showed that Mother Belding’s hearing was pretty acute.

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Old Dimple——” “Professor Dimp, you refer to?” interjected his mother.

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Yesterday he got into trouble with Dimple—er—Professor Dimp.

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There’s some wit to that Professor Dimp, after all.

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