| CHIPPIER | • chippier adj. Comparative form of chippy: more chippy. • CHIPPY adj. belligerent. |
| DRIPPIER | • drippier adj. Comparative form of drippy: more drippy. • DRIPPY adj. silly, inane. |
| FLIPPIER | • flippier adj. Comparative form of flippy: more flippy. • FLIPPY adj. flaring at the bottom. |
| GRIPPIER | • grippier adj. Comparative form of grippy: more grippy. • GRIPPY adj. (Scots) inclined to avarice. |
| LIRIPIPE | • liripipe n. Obsolete form of liripoop. • LIRIPIPE n. (obsolete) a long tail of a hood, esp. in old academic or clerical dress, also LIRIPOOP. |
| PIMPLIER | • pimplier adj. Comparative form of pimply: more pimply. • PIMPLY adj. covered with pimples. |
| PIPERINE | • piperine n. (Organic chemistry) The alkaloid responsible for the pungency of black pepper. • PIPERINE n. an alkaloid found in black pepper. |
| PRINCIPE | • Principe prop.n. A surname. • Príncipe prop.n. An island which forms part of São Tomé and Príncipe. • PRINCIPE n. (Italian) a prince. |
| QUIPPIER | • quippier adj. Comparative form of quippy: more quippy. • QUIPPY adj. full of quips. |
| RIPPIERS | • rippiers n. Plural of rippier. • RIPPIER n. (obsolete) a person who carries fish inland to sell, also RIPPER. |
| RIPPLIER | • RIPPLY adj. marked by ripples. |
| SKIPPIER | • skippier adj. Comparative form of skippy: more skippy. • SKIPPY adj. frolicsome. |
| SLIPPIER | • slippier adj. Comparative form of slippy: more slippy. • SLIPPY adj. slippery. |
| SNIPPIER | • snippier adj. Comparative form of snippy: more snippy. • SNIPPY adj. stingy, snappish. |
| TRIPPIER | • trippier adj. Comparative form of trippy: more trippy. • Trippier prop.n. A surname. • TRIPPY adj. suggesting a trip on psychedelic drugs. |
| UPPITIER | • uppitier adj. Comparative form of uppity: more uppity. • UPPITY adj. conceited, haughty. |
| WHIPPIER | • whippier adj. Comparative form of whippy: more whippy. • WHIPPY adj. pliant, supple. |