| CLIPPABLE | • clippable adj. Capable of being clipped. • CLIPPABLE adj. that can be clipped. |
| CLIPPINGS | • clippings n. Plural of clipping. • CLIPPING n. something that is clipped off. |
| FLIPPANCY | • flippancy n. A disrespectful levity or pertness especially in respect to grave or sacred matters. • FLIPPANCY n. the state of being flippant. |
| FLIPPIEST | • flippiest adj. Superlative form of flippy: most flippy. • FLIPPY adj. flaring at the bottom. |
| FLIPPINGS | • FLIPPING n. the act of throwing with a brisk motion. |
| INCLIPPED | • INCLIP v. (archaic) to clasp; to inclose. |
| LIPPENING | • lippening v. Present participle of lippen. • lippening adj. (Dialectal, chiefly Scotland) Occasional; accidental. • LIPPEN v. (Scots) to trust, depend on. |
| LIPPERING | • LIPPER v. to ripple. |
| LIPPINESS | • lippiness n. The quality of being lippy. • LIPPINESS n. the state of being lippy. |
| LIPPITUDE | • lippitude n. Soreness of the eyes; blearedness. • LIPPITUDE n. (archaic) soreness of the eyes. |
| MISLIPPEN | • mislippen v. (Transitive, Britain, dialectal, Northern England, Scotland) To neglect. • mislippen v. (Transitive, Britain, dialectal, Northern England, Scotland) To suspect; to be suspicious of. • MISLIPPEN v. (Scots) to mistrust. |
| PHILIPPIC | • philippic n. Any of the discourses of Demosthenes against Philip II of Macedon, defending the liberty of Athens. • philippic n. (By extension) Any tirade or declamation full of bitter condemnation. • PHILIPPIC n. a bitter condemnation, usually in a speech. |
| SLIPPAGES | • slippages n. Plural of slippage. • SLIPPAGE n. a falling off from a standard. |
| SLIPPERED | • slippered adj. Wearing slippers. • slippered v. Simple past tense and past participle of slipper. • SLIPPER v. to beat with a slipper. |
| SLIPPIEST | • slippiest adj. Superlative form of slippy: most slippy. • SLIPPY adj. slippery. |
| UNCLIPPED | • unclipped adj. Not clipped. • unclipped adj. (Informal) uncircumcised. • unclipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of unclip. |