Dipper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIPPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a water bird with a dipping action
• a short-tailed songbird related to the wrens, frequenting fast-flowing streams and able to swim, dive, and walk under water to feed.
• a ladle or scoop.
• a person who dips something in liquid.
• a pickpocket.
• a Baptist or Anabaptist.
• ladle used for dipping
• One who, or that which, dips; especially, a vessel used to dip water or other liquid; a ladle.
• A small grebe; the dabchick.
• The buffel duck.
• The water ouzel (Cinolus aquaticus) of Europe.
• The American dipper or ouzel (Cinclus Mexicanus).
• a ladle that has a cup with a long handle
• a cluster of seven stars in Ursa Minor; at the end of the dipper\'s handle is Polaris
• a group of seven bright stars in the constellation Ursa Major
• small North American diving duck; males have bushy head plumage
• small stocky diving bird without webbed feet; frequents fast-flowing streams and feeds along the bottom
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that dips

Words related to DIPPER

dippers12

Words that contain DIPPER

dippers12 dipperful17 dipperfuls18

How to use DIPPER in a sentence

• At Coon Creek I dismounted and led the mule by the bridle down to the water, where I took a drink, using my hat for a dipper.
• Looked at the Long-Handled Dipper a long time, and it gave me an awful thirst.
• He made a long channel for an aqueduct, and went into the house to get a dipper of water to fill his aqueduct, when he met James coming again.
• They then went out into the shed, Rollo taking with him a dipper of water to wash his feet when he came back from the garden.
• He also got out a pair of saddle-bags that he always used on such occasions, and put into them a hatchet, a dipper, a box of matches, and some rope.
• However, they take their long-handled dipper and proceed towards the brook.
• It would be awkward if the heroine had to seize a dipper and bail the fountain out right in the middle of an impassioned rebuke to Hartley.
• Two of them, provided with a bucket and dipper, were detailed to carry water all the time along the line of laborers.
• It had goaded him to flight from the Big Dipper mine, and he had obeyed.
• The tin dipper of fresh water was on the wooden chair at her side.
• There was everything in size from an ordinary cup to a milk-pan and one much battered long-handled dipper.
• Where was she to wash, and where was the dipper? She looked around her hopelessly.
• Pointers, two stars of the group called the Dipper, in the Great Bear.
• The Great Dipper is of no special interest to them.
• Seward, our wily snuff dipper, was fully his equal in expressions of polite friendship.
• Then he got up, brushed the bread crumbs from his leather breeches, and taking a little tin dipper from his pack, went down to the brook for a drink of water.
• I think I never saw him without this dipper and a sheath-knife suspended just back of his hip, ready for any convivial occasion.
• The cook, one hand holding a shiny brown dipper, the other a porcelain dish, stood motionless at the wooden table under the window.
• The poetic side of his memories of watching the Dipper swing around Polaris, while he sung the cows to sleep, came back to him.
• These two stars in the Great Dipper are called the pointers.
• McFarlane seized upon a tin dipper which June had brought, and filled it at the river.
• Vega glittered overhead, and Capella in the far northeast, while at our front the handle of the Dipper cut the horizon.
• The man worked the rocker with one hand and dipped the water out of the river with a tin-handled dipper.
• Magbangal appears in the sky in almost dipper shape, the handle being formed by his one remaining arm.
• The next movement was to take a kind of long rod, called a dipper, with a sharp end and a little flattened.
• He twisted the dipper round and then held the drop which adhered to it over the lamp, which was near him.
• He wound the dipper round and round until the opium was roasted and had a brown colour.
• He then thrust the end of the dipper with the prepared drug into the opening of the pipe, which was somewhat after the Turkish style with its long stem.
• After a little he drank two swallows more, put down the dipper and went into the tent.
• Four canvas stretchers, a tin pail filled with water, and a dipper, furnished it.
• She hastened into the kitchen and soon returned with a large dipper of water.
• Together with the square of Pegasus, it makes another enormous dipper.
• The Great Bear, or Dipper, is worshipped as the residence of the Fates, where the duration of life and other events relating to mankind are measured and meted out.
• And then we wandered out into the moonlight, talked about the moon, and hunted for the Great Dipper.
• If an undamaged bucket or dipper be thrown to the ghosts, it will be used to fill and to sink the ship.

Similar words containing DIPP without suffix er

dippy13 dipped12 dippers12 dippier12 dipping13 dippable15 dippiest13 dippings14 redipped14 undipped14 dipperful17 dippiness14 redipping15 dipperfuls18 dippinesses16

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