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kip
kipper
kippered
kippers
1. Bart raised his head and whispered with the ghost of a smile, ‘What’s all the fuss, can’t a man have a bit of a kip? Hazel, you’re an angel
2. He couldn’t even get a good night’s kip any more
3. “At least she won’t have to spend the rest of her life in that kip” Bridget said to Matthew, referring to the room she rented
4. And I'll find you a decent kip, around the corner from here
5. His dog Kip had died, and Tom was unwavering in his
6. may have been having a kip) so that we could check the
7. have you seen the kip of him your with
8. His assumption was wrong, it was Kip
9. Andrew, she only came today, eight years old, needed a bit of a cleanup, but she would squeal good for sure,” said an excited Kip
10. “Bring her straight over Kip
11. He had poured himself another glass of Bushmills and waited the arrival of Kip and his night’s entertainment
12. He laid Kip on top of Towhee and placed Towhees head on the top, like a cherry on a cake
13. “Dam it’s Kip, Andrew is in the shower
14. He never could kip
15. Get a shower, couple of hours kip
16. hours without a kip
17. ‘And they like to stop at noon and have a kip
18. For example, Kip Tindell, Chairman and CEO of The Container Store, believes that putting employees first is a profitable strategy
19. It was a bit of a kip
1. But the whole thing stank like a nine-day-old kipper
2. By God, he had the little kipper down in the county Carlow he was telling me
1. The Crisps called this delicious product, Kippered Salmon
2. “Yes, Kippered Salmon kept and shipped well
3. He opens it and shows it full of polonies, kippered herrings, Findon haddies and tightpacked pills
1. Robin had complained last week that there were no kippers, so he had helped himself to smoked haddock instead
2. Usually, bacon and egg and everything that went with it was more than enough for him, but that day, it had to be kippers, and there weren’t any
3. At Oxford, she had managed to avoid his demands for kippers for breakfast, on the grounds that they smelt the place out however you cooked them, but at Oxford they hardly ever had time for anything other than a bit of toast and a cup of tea anyway
4. “Morning, chaps,” said Clayton, always cheery when he’d had kippers for breakfast
5. “The kippers are particularly good
6. “Don’t tell me you had steak and kidney after your kippers? How could you?”
7. They nearly missed breakfast, and there were kippers on the menu
8. up and had prepared a breakfast of cold turkey pie, kippers and
9. “Who – the man with the five heads and the elderberry bush full of kippers?”