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Traditional English :: tippet
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tippet.html - n. 1 a covering of fur etc. for the shoulders formerly worn by women. 2 a similar garment worn as part of some official costumes, esp. by the clergy. 3 hist. a long narrow strip of cloth as part of or an attachment to a hood etc. [ME, prob. f. TIP(1)] |
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Traditional English :: tipper
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tippet.html - n. (often attrib.) a road haulage vehicle that tips at the back to discharge its load. |
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Traditional English :: tippet
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tippet.html - n. 1 a covering of fur etc. for the shoulders formerly worn by women. 2 a similar garment worn as part of some official costumes, esp. by the clergy. 3 hist. a long narrow strip of cloth as part of or an attachment to a hood etc. [ME, prob. f. TIP(1)] |
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Traditional English :: tipper
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tippet.html - n. (often attrib.) a road haulage vehicle that tips at the back to discharge its load. |
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Traditional English :: tippet
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tippet.html - n. 1 a covering of fur etc. for the shoulders formerly worn by women. 2 a similar garment worn as part of some official costumes, esp. by the clergy. 3 hist. a long narrow strip of cloth as part of or an attachment to a hood etc. [ME, prob. f. TIP(1)] |
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Traditional English :: tipple
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tippet.html - v. & n. --v. 1 intr. drink intoxicating liquor habitually. 2 tr. drink (liquor) repeatedly in small amounts. --n. colloq. a drink, esp. a strong one. tippler n. [ME, back-form. f. tippler, of unkn. orig.] |
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