stipo
Americannoun
plural
stiposEtymology
Origin of stipo
< Italian, probably derivative of stipare to pack closely
Example Sentences
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“Volkswagen is moving forward to fit Porsche into its structure,” said Stipo Bralo, a Frankfurt-based analyst at SEB AG who recommends buying VW and Porsche stock.
From BusinessWeek
Now, this word comes from 'stips,' small pay, which itself comes from 'stipo,' to press together, with the idea of small coin heaped up in little towers or piles.
From Project Gutenberg
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