Pronunciation: /ˈkɪpər/
noun a fish, especially a herring, that has been split, salted, and smoked
A1 I had a delicious kipper for breakfast.
A2 The fisherman caught a large kipper in the river.
B1 Kippers are a popular choice for a traditional English breakfast.
B2 The smokehouse down the road sells the best kippers in town.
C1 The gourmet restaurant served a gourmet kipper dish with a side of vegetables.
C2 The kipper was expertly prepared and seasoned to perfection, making it a culinary delight.
verb to cure or preserve (a fish) by splitting, salting, and smoking
A1 I kipper my toast for breakfast.
A2 She kippers her fish before cooking it.
B1 The chef kippered the salmon for a smoky flavor.
B2 After marinating overnight, the meat was kippered on the grill.
C1 The traditional way to kipper herring involves smoking and salting the fish.
C2 The artisanal butcher kippers his own meats using a secret recipe.
formal The chef prepared a traditional English breakfast with smoked kipper.
informal I love having kippers for breakfast on the weekends.
slang Let's grab some kippers and head to the beach for a picnic.
figurative His mind was a kipper, all scattered and disorganized.
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