English to Estonian Meaning of nipper - näpits

Nipper :
näpits

näpits, Laddie, taskuvaras

näpitsTangid
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Definitions of nipper in English
Noun(1) a young person of either sex(2) a grasping structure on the limb of a crustacean or other arthropods
Examples of nipper in English
(1) When I was a nipper this place was full of Russian troops, not Americans.(2) I was force-fed vegetables as a nipper(3) I remember watching ÔÇÿBorn FreeÔÇÖ with my mum when I was a nipper and being in absolute floods of tears.(4) Baby brother comes home from NYC, wife and nipper in tow, and there's absolutely no need to do any catching up with him.(5) Overall, I was in amazingly good health for a little nipper my age.(6) As a nipper she was academically disenchanted, but once she got a taste of stardom, the wagging tomboy became the perfect teen.(7) He works in a pub and has a little nipper of his own.(8) All this had an impact on the outside world, as parents vied to establish that their nipper was the cleverest and most loving and had the self-awareness of a Swiss finishing-school graduate.(9) When I was a nipper , my parents used to use loose tea to make a brew.(10) There was a young nipper lying on the side of the road and the ambulance crew just picked him up and were away.(11) One neighbour said: ÔÇÿI drove up my driveway after coming home from work and my nipper said that a house had been smashed up and there was a man with a knife.ÔÇÖ(12) It's a really great Italian family restaurant and I've been going there with my family since I was a nipper .(13) I was only a nipper but I loved all the outrageousness and the scandalous double-entendres even then.(14) The best source for chips, when I was a nipper , was Brattisani's.(15) I used to go to Sherington school, just over the way, and there's no way that many kids were driven to school when I was a nipper .(16) The card his previous owner had filled out stated he was untrainable, not house broken, aggressive, a nipper and biter, and had been kept in the bathroom all day while owners worked, walked twice a day and lived in an apartment.
Related Phrases of nipper
(1) nipper ::
näpits
Synonyms
Noun
1. claw ::
küünis
2. chela ::
sõrg
3. pincer ::
pincer
Different Forms
nipper, nippers
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