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81pip emma — /pip em euh/, Brit. in, on, or during the afternoon. [1910 15; phrase repr. P.M., used by signalmen] * * * …
82pip šou — pȋp šȍu m DEFINICIJA v. peep show …
83pip|er|a|ceous — «PIHP uh RAY shuhs», adjective. belonging to the pepper family of plants. ╂[< Latin piper, eris pepper + English aceous] …
84pip|er|ine — «PIHP uhr ihn, uh reen», noun. a white, crystalline alkaloid, obtained from a species of pepper or prepared synthetically, used as an antipyretic and insecticide. Formula: C17H19NO3 ╂[< Latin piper pepper + English ine2] …
85pip|er|o|nal — «PIHP uhr uh nal», noun. a white, crystalline aldehyde, a benzene derivative, with an odor like that of heliotrope, used especially in making perfumes and suntan lotions. Formula: C8H6O3 ╂[< piper(ine) + on(e) + al1] …
86pip|less — «pihsmh>lihs», adjective. without pips or seeds, as an orange …
87pip|per — «PIHP uhr», noun. a small hole in the reticle of an optical sight or computing sight. ╂[< pip3 + er1] …
88pip|ra|dol — «PIHP ruh dol», noun. a drug used to stimulate the central nervous system in cases of emotional depression or fatigue; Meratran. Formula: C18H21NO ╂[irregular < piperid(ine) + (methan)ol] …
89pip|sis|se|wa — «pihp SIHS uh wuh», noun. any one of a genus of low, creeping evergreen plants related to the shinleaf, especially a kind whose leaves are used in medicine as a tonic, astringent, and diuretic; wintergreen. ╂[American English < Algonkian… …
90pip|squeak — «PIHP SKWEEK», noun. Slang. 1. an insignificant person; petty object: »Her notion is that he could be a big wheel on Madison Avenue instead of a publicity pipsqueak in a charitable foundation if he would just show a little get up and go (New… …
