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pipper

[pip-er]

noun

  1. the center of the reticule of a gunsight.



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Word History and Origins

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Example Sentences

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Pipper can also fetch ordinary household items that might be out of reach for Tiffany.

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It seems 'most too lucky that I've got on so well, spite of Pipper's taking the figs.

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"Pipper!" she murmured to herself.

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The 46-year-old man, who was not identified, was out hunting on Sunday with a friend and his friend's dog, a yellow Labrador retriever named Pipper, near the Bear River Bird Refuge in the northern section of the Great Salt Lake, about 10 miles west of Brigham City, officials said.

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An' for readin'—losh, wumman!—he would sit glowerin' at a pipper a nicht wi' the interestedest look in his een—sae dwamt-like that ye wad hae' thocht he didna' ken a word.'

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