Pronunciation: /ˈnɪpər/
noun a device used for gripping or cutting, such as pliers or pincers
A1 The little nipper was playing with his toy cars.
A2 My niece is a curious little nipper who always asks questions.
B1 The nippers at the daycare center were excited to go outside and play.
B2 The young nippers in the scout troop were learning how to tie knots.
C1 The nipper's enthusiasm for learning new things was contagious.
C2 As a teacher, I enjoy working with nippers and watching them grow and develop.
formal The nanny took the little nipper for a walk in the park.
informal I saw the cute little nipper playing with a toy in the yard.
slang Hey, watch out for that nipper, he's a troublemaker!
figurative The new intern is a real nipper when it comes to learning the ropes.
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