pippin
pippin
Definition
pip·pin (pip′in)
noun
- any of a number of varieties of apple, esp. those valued as dessert
- Brit., Dialectal a small pip, or seed
- Slang a person or thing much admired
Etymology: ME pipyn < OFr pepin, seed, pip
pippin
Usage Examples
Possessives
- painting: Five spinning reels of pippin's paintings the travel channel.
- work: Art pippin's work is a wpt the board for of the budget.
Converse of object
- read: The slots and games but has reads horace pippin 's is trying to.
Adjective modifier
- orange: It is also delicious with Cox's orange pippins if you like the North Country association of apples and cheese.
- golden: October 29, to Gloucester, through an orchard country, where the golden pippin claims the pre-eminence for cyder.
Modifies a noun
- class: PIPPIN classes are run quite differently, in a supportive atmosphere, not as instructional classes.
Noun used with modifier
