lipper

American  

[lip-er] / ˈlɪp ər /

noun

Nautical.

1. a slightly rough or ripply surface on a body of water.

2. spray from small waves.

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Etymology

Origin of lipper

1505–15; noun use of dial. lipper to ripple. See lap ³, -er ⁶

Example Sentences

But the fact that Mr. Gosling was tabbed for his towheaded Ken, who discovers the idea of patriarchy and then attempts to dominate Barbieland, before Ms. Robbie’s character destroys gender-based oppression, was too much for some to take.“We’re actually doing patriarchy very well,” the writer Jodi Lipper wrote in an Instagram story, quoting a Ken line from the film.

From New York Times

In October, the AdvisorShares fund saw its best month of inflows in 11 months, logging buys of $59.3 million, according to Lipper data.

From Reuters

By contrast, both funds received their highest monthly net inflows of 2023 in June, gaining $265.5 million and $29.74 million, respectively, according to Lipper data.

From Reuters

According to Refinitiv Lipper data, investors pulled a net $4.54 billion from U.S. equity funds.

From Reuters

Global money market funds attracted a net $5.96 billion in inflows, according to Refinitiv Lipper data, compared with about $2.13 billion worth of net selling in the previous week.

From Reuters