'nipper' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as a noun or a verb. Noun: The lifeguard kept a close eye on the nipper playing in the shallow end of the pool. Verb: Mum nipped out for a few groceries.
Their efforts mysteriously "unlock the gates of heaven" and the little nipper is duly cured.In this section Good ingredients, badly cooked Suffrage on sufferance?
Besides mermaid tails, ladybug antennas or monster horns, nearly every one of the nippers at the party had another accessory: a second language.Johnson's own nipper is still pre-verbal at nearly 18 months, meaning that every request not immediately understood and satisfied may quickly turn into a piercing shriek.
Los marginados Spain and Barcelona have much to thank Venezuela for after Jeffrén Suárez left his homeland and moved to Tenerife as a nipper.
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When slebs want something they want it now: a smoothie, an African nipper, a divorce.
His was the only British Asian face at Mick Jelley's amateur gym in Bury, where Khan's old man, Shah, took him as a nipper to give vent to a restless nature.
The nipper then recorded a debut album, was signed by rapper Jay-Z and picked up awards like most kids collect Pokémon cards.
He used to be a mucker, which is the term for men who work in the muck at the bottom of an excavation shaft, but now he is a nipper, which means he works with the crew that lowers material and equipment into the hole.
"The end of the war, they say, but I were no more than a nipper then.
