Definition of nippit in English:

nippit

(also nipet, nippid, nippet)

adjective ˈnɪpɪt

Scottish

1Of food or clothing: scanty, sparse, inadequate in size or measure.
2Of a person: miserly; narrow-minded.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Originally a variant of nipped, now distinguished in form in senses below.

Definition of nippit in US English:

nippit

(also nipet, nippid, nippet)

adjectiveˈnɪpɪt

Scottish

1Of food or clothing: scanty, sparse, inadequate in size or measure.
2Of a person: miserly; narrow-minded.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Originally a variant of nipped, now distinguished in form in senses below.

单词	nippit
释义	Definition of nippit in English: nippit (also nipet, nippid, nippet) adjective ˈnɪpɪt Scottish 1Of food or clothing: scanty, sparse, inadequate in size or measure. 2Of a person: miserly; narrow-minded. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Originally a variant of nipped, now distinguished in form in senses below. Definition of nippit in US English: nippit (also nipet, nippid, nippet) adjectiveˈnɪpɪt Scottish 1Of food or clothing: scanty, sparse, inadequate in size or measure. 2Of a person: miserly; narrow-minded. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Originally a variant of nipped, now distinguished in form in senses below.
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