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Terms vs Kipped - What's the difference?

terms | kipped |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb kipped is

(kip).

Kipped - What does it mean?

kipped | |

Kipped vs Skipped - What's the difference?

kipped | skipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and skipped

is that kipped is (kip) while skipped is (skip).

Kipped vs Hipped - What's the difference?

kipped | hipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and hipped

is that kipped is (kip) while hipped is (hip) or hipped can be (hip).

As an adjective hipped is

having hips or a feature resembling hips or hipped can be aware, informed or hipped can be depressed.

Kipped vs Ripped - What's the difference?

kipped | ripped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and ripped

is that kipped is (kip) while ripped is (rip).

As an adjective ripped is

torn, either partly or into separate pieces.

Kipped vs Nipped - What's the difference?

kipped | nipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and nipped

is that kipped is past tense of kip while nipped is past tense of nip.

Kipped vs Yipped - What's the difference?

kipped | yipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and yipped

is that kipped is (kip) while yipped is (yip).

Kipped vs Sipped - What's the difference?

kipped | sipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and sipped

is that kipped is (kip) while sipped is (sip).

Kipped vs Zipped - What's the difference?

kipped | zipped |


As verbs the difference between kipped and zipped

is that kipped is past tense of kip while zipped is past tense of zip.

Kipper vs Kipped - What's the difference?

kipper | kipped |


As verbs the difference between kipper and kipped

is that kipper is (cooking) to prepare a herring or similar fish in that fashion while kipped is (kip).

As a noun kipper

is a split, salted and smoked herring.

As an adjective kipper

is (uk|dialect) amorous.

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