bippy
Americannoun
plural
bippiesUsage
What is a bippy? A bippy is an unspecified part of the body, most commonly used in the phrase you bet your bippy. Bippy is a nonsense word, meaning that it can mean practically anything and is usually used for comedic effect. Generally, bippy refers to any body part, and the term might be used to replace a vulgar term for a specific body part. By using bippy, you allow your audience to interpret which body part you might mean. Example: You can bet your sweet bippy that there will be a test on this tomorrow!
Etymology
Origin of bippy
Nonce word of uncertain origin
Example Sentences
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Additionally, you can bet your sweet bippy that the Dolby Atmos soundtrack infused with Queen’s memorable music requires turning up a home theater sound system to 11 to absorb these great songs.
From Washington Times • Feb. 13, 2019
You can bet your bippy that there is going to be a fight to keep Mickey and Co. protected.
From New York Times • Dec. 14, 2017
They can also be playful, like the entry for bippy:
From Slate • Jan. 12, 2015
You bet, as they say, your sweet bippy.
From Time Magazine Archive
You can bet your bippy that lensmen with elaborate Slater coverage made moves this month.
From Time Magazine Archive
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