Piper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who plays the pipes
• a bagpipe player.
• a person who plays a pipe, especially an itinerant musician.
• player on a pipe or bagpipes
• See Pepper.
• One who plays on a pipe, or the like, esp. on a bagpipe.
• A common European gurnard (Trigla lyra), having a large head, with prominent nasal projection, and with large, sharp, opercular spines.
• A sea urchin (Goniocidaris hystrix) having very long spines, native of both the American and European coasts.
• someone who plays the bagpipe
• type genus of the Piperaceae: large genus of chiefly climbing tropical shrubs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that plays on a tubular musical instrument

Words related to PIPER

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Words that contain PIPER

pipers10 piperic13 bagpiper15 piperine12 bagpipers16 piperines13 piperonal13 sandpiper14 piperazine23 piperidine15 piperonals14 sandpipers15 piperaceous17 piperazines24 piperidines16

How to use PIPER in a sentence

• Returning, however, shortly afterwards, he found the piper in a very perturbed state.
• I have often reproached myself for not feeling a stronger affection for the piper, who always treated me with the kindness of a parent.
• PIPER Three days of rest, your worships, you have had.
• PIPER Ah, Cheat-the-Devil! They would crop your ears.
• PIPER I will not, no, I will not, Lonely Man! I have them in my hand.
• The pie-eyed piper and other impertinent plays for puppets.
• In the summer evenings, he usually engaged a piper or a fiddler, and had a dance, a contrivance by which he not only rendered himself popular, but increased his business.
• On my way back I met the Colonel, his orderly, and his piper, who a few minutes later was killed in the attack.
• At the first sitting he had with Mrs Piper he seated himself more than a yard from her, in a position which enabled him to observe attentively all that happened.
• In short, his first scepticism was shaken, and he had twelve further sittings with Mrs Piper in the course of the winter.
• Later on, the method taken to make sure of her good faith was revealed to Mrs Piper.
• But at the last moment he was called to Edinburgh, and asked his friend, Professor Oliver Lodge, of whom we have already spoken, to receive Mrs Piper in his stead.
• Dr Hodgson explained the importance of trying this experiment to Mrs Piper in her normal state.
• Speaking of journalists, I must relate another quite recent incident, which is interesting to us, as it concerns Mrs Piper personally.
• Professor Hyslop never spoke before Mrs Piper in her normal state, except twice to utter short sentences, and he took pains to change his voice as much as possible.
• Piper was the wife of a modest tailor, and lived on Pinckney street, back of Beacon Hill.
• Piper arranged one, for which she received her first dollar.
• The people would dance, but they revolted at paying the piper.
• The Piper went to the well, near the kitchen door, and drank copiously of the cool, clear water from his silver cup.
• At length the Piper roused himself and gathered up his tools.
• The Piper built a fire, removed his coat and hat, took off his leggings, cleaned his boots, and washed his hands.
• Miss Evelina thrilled with gratitude to Piper Tom, who had taken the weeds out of her garden in more senses than one.
• From within, Evelina recognised the sturdy figure of Piper Tom, and went out to meet him as he approached.
• Yet, as the Piper had said, she asked for roses, and it is not every garden in which roses will bloom.
• Piper, in her normal state, did not, and could not know.
• Piper, an American, does display, in her possessed condition, knowledge which she could not normally acquire.
• His daughter was a gray-eyed Minerva with the skin of a baby and the walk of a Highland piper.

Similar words containing PIP without suffix er

pip7 pipa8 pipe8 pipi8 pips8 pipy11 pipal9 pipas9 piped10 pipes9 pipet9 pipis9 pipit9 pippy14 pipul9 pipage11 pipals10 pipers10 pipets10 pipier10 piping11 pipits10 pipkin14 pipped13 pippin12 pipuls10 bagpipe14 panpipe13 pipages12 pipeage12 pipeful14 piperic13 pipette11 pipiest11 pipings12 pipkins15 pipless11 pippier13 pipping14 pippins13 epiploa11 bagpiped16 bagpiper15 bagpipes15 blowpipe17 cornpipe14 downpipe16 epiphany18 epiphyte18 epiploic14 epiploon12 epipolic14 feedpipe16 halfpipe18 hornpipe15 hosepipe15 liripipe12 panpipes14 pipeages13 pipeclay17 pipefish18 pipefuls15 pipeless12 pipelike16 pipeline12 piperine12 pipestem14 pipetted13 pipettes12 pipework19 pipewort15 pipiness12 pipingly16 pippiest14 roanpipe12 ronepipe12 tailpipe12 windpipe16 bagpipers16 bagpiping17 blowpipes18 cornpipes15 downpipes17 drainpipe14 epiphanic18 epiphragm19 epiphyses19 epiphysis19 epiphytal19 epiphytes19 epiphytic21 epiploons13 epipolism15 feedpipes17 halfpipes19 hawsepipe19 hornpipes16 hosepipes16 liripipes13 pipeclays18 pipelined14 pipelines13 piperines13 piperonal13 pipestems15 pipestone13 pipetting14 pipeworks20 pipeworts16 pipistrel13 pipsqueak26 pitchpipe20 roanpipes13 ronepipes13 sandpiper14 standpipe14 stovepipe16 tailpiped14 tailpipes13 wincopipe18 windpipes17 bagpipings18 drainpipes15 epipelagic17 epiphanies17 epiphanous17 epiphonema19 epiphragms20 epiphyseal20 epiphysial20 epiphytism22 epiplastra14 epipolisms16 hawsepipes20 micropipet18 pipeclayed20 pipefishes20 pipefitter17 pipelining15 piperazine23 piperidine15 piperonals14 pipestones14 pipinesses14 pipistrels14 pipsissewa17 pipsqueaks27 pitchpipes21 pupiparous16 sandpipers15 standpipes15 stovepipes17 tailpiping15 wincopipes19 epipetalous15 epiphonemas20 epiphyllous21 epiphytical23 epiphytisms23 epiphytotic23 epiplastral15 epiplastron15 micropipets19 pipeclaying21 pipefitters18 pipefitting19 pipelinings16 piperaceous17 piperazines24 piperidines16 pipistrelle15 pipsissewas18 epiphenomena21 epiphytology26 epiphytotics24 micropipette20 pipefittings20 pipistrelles16 epiphenomenal22 epiphenomenon22 epiphytically28 micropipettes21 pipiwharauroa23 epiphytologies25 parallelepiped21 parallelopiped21 pipiwharauroas24 epiphenomenally27 parallelepipeda22 parallelepipeds22 parallelopipeda22 parallelopipeds22 epiphenomenalis24 epiphenomenalism27 epiphenomenalisms28

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