Kipper ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Kipper ( noun )

1. A whole herring that has been split, gutted, and then cold-smoked.
2. A small herring-like fish.

Origin:

The word kipper is derived from the middle english kipe, meaning a small fish. it's believed to be a shortened form of the word kype, meaning to spawn or to produce roe.

Examples:

1. Kipper is a traditional English breakfast food.
2. I enjoy kipper with scrambled eggs for breakfast.
3. The kipper is usually served with bread and butter.
4. Kipper is a popular fish for smoking.
5. The kipper is a small fish that is caught in the North Atlantic.

(As a verb)

Kipper ( verb )

To smoke herring or other small fish.

Origin:

The word kipper is derived from the middle english kipe, meaning a small fish. it's believed to be a shortened form of the word kype, meaning to spawn or to produce roe.

Examples:

1. The fishmonger kippered the fish to give it a smoky flavor.
2. He kippered the fish in a traditional way.
3. He kippered the fish and it was ready to eat.
4. He kippered the fish to sell it at the market.
5. The fish was kippered before it was packaged.