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- adjective obsolete Sipping often.
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- verb Present participle of
sipple .
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Examples
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Aud sae, after they bad touzled out mony a leather poke-full o 'papers, the town-clerk had his drap punch at e'en to wash the dust out of his throat --- we never were glass-breakers in this house, Mr. Lovel, but the body bad got sic a trick of sippling and tippling wi' the bailies and deacons when they met (which was amaist ilka night) concerning the common gude
The Antiquary 1845
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Aud sae, after they bad touzled out mony a leather poke-full o 'papers, the town-clerk had his drap punch at e'en to wash the dust out of his throat -- we never were glass-breakers in this house, Mr. Lovel, but the body bad got sic a trick of sippling and tippling wi' the bailies and deacons when they met (which was amaist ilka night) concerning the common gude o 'the burgh, that he couldna weel sleep without it -- But his punch he gat, and to bed he gaed; and in the middle of the night he got a fearfu' wakening!
The Antiquary — Volume 01 Walter Scott 1801
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Aud sae, after they had touzled out mony a leather poke-full o 'papers, the town-clerk had his drap punch at e'en to wash the dust out of his throat -- we never were glass-breakers in this house, Mr. Lovel, but the body bad got sic a trick of sippling and tippling wi' the bailies and deacons when they met (which was amaist ilka night) concerning the common gude o 'the burgh, that he couldna weel sleep without it -- But his punch he gat, and to bed he gaed; and in the middle of the night he got a fearfu' wakening!
The Antiquary — Complete Walter Scott 1801
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Aud sae, after they bad touzled out mony a leather poke-full o’ papers, the town-clerk had his drap punch at e’en to wash the dust out of his throat — we never were glass-breakers in this house, Mr. Lovel, but the body bad got sic a trick of sippling and tippling wi’ the bailies and deacons when they met
The Antiquary 1584
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