2 entries under this word

Pip

Pip, n.

noun

n. [D. pip, L. Ger. pipp, pipps, Sw. pipp, O. H. Ger. phiphis, phepis, N. H. Ger. pipps, Fr. p'pie, Pr. pepida, Pg. pepide, piçide, Sp. pepita, It. & L. Lat. pipita, from Lat. pituita, slime, phlegm, rheum, in fowls, the pip.]

  1. A disease of fowls, in which a horny pellicle grows on the tip of the tongue.
  2. [Fr. pepin, It. pipita, Sp. pepita.] The seed of an apple, orange, or similar fruit. Southey.
  3. A spot on cards. Addison.

Pĭp, v. i.

verbintransitive

[Dan. pipe, Sw. pipa, Ger. pipen, D. piepen, Lat. pipire. See PEEP.] To cry or chirp, as a chicken; — commonly pronounced peep.