kippy

[ kip-ee ]

noun

, Canadian Slang (chiefly the Maritime Provinces).

, plural kip·pies.

1. an attractive young woman.

Word History and Origins

Origin of kippy¹

Of uncertain origin

Example Sentences

Adams makes for an outstanding dramatic touchstone: As the well-meaning Kippy, admiring of Darren’s athletic gifts and ever-eager for his validating friendship, the actor is a persuasive emblem of the player who puts decency first.

From Washington Post

Manning was being inducted along with a group including Cutcliffe, now the head coach at Duke; Kara Lawson, a 2008 Olympic gold medalist who played for Pat Summitt and is now a TV analyst; Charles Davis, a four-year starter at safety and now a Fox game analyst; and Kippy Brown, a former Tennessee coach who also coached seven NFL teams.

From Seattle Times

Manning was being inducted along with a group including Cutcliffe, now the head coach at Duke; Kara Lawson, a 2008 Olympic gold medalist who played for Pat Summitt and is now a TV analyst; Charles Davis, a four-year starter at safety and now a Fox game analyst; and Kippy Brown, a former Tennessee coach who also coached seven NFL teams.

From Washington Times

“Michelle, I think we just decided we’re going to take Jedi home,” Mr. Obama said, as the boy’s parents, Jason Scott and Kippy Joseph, looked on.

From New York Times

Kippy Brown, the former receivers coach for the Seahawks, used to say that Baldwin had the best releases on the team.

From Seattle Times