poppit
or pop·pet, pop-it
a usually plastic bead that can be connected to or detached from others of the same kind without hooks or clasps, used to form necklaces, bracelets, etc.
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How to use poppit in a sentence
Mrs. poppit was a climber: that was what she was, and Miss Mapp was obliged to confess that very nimble she had been.
Miss Mapp | Edward Frederic BensonSuddenly she saw that Mrs. poppit was wearing on her ample breast a small piece of riband with a little cross attached to it.
Miss Mapp | Edward Frederic Benson“The young man who got into the car at the station was no more the Prince of Wales than you are,” said Mrs. poppit shrilly.
Miss Mapp | Edward Frederic BensonEven as she looked, Mrs. poppit and Isabel crossed the yard into the waiting-room and ticket-office.
Miss Mapp | Edward Frederic BensonMrs. poppit transferred her gaze to the wistaria that grew over the steps up to the garden-room.
Miss Mapp | Edward Frederic Benson
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