kipper in Irish
kipper in Irish is scadán leasaithe — kipper means a herring (or similar fish) that has been split open, salted, and smoked.
kipper in Irish
scadán leasaithe
A split, salted and smoked herring or salmon.
What does "kipper" mean?
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noun A herring (or similar fish) that has been split open, salted, and smoked.
"He had kippers and toast for breakfast."
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verb To preserve fish by splitting, salting, and smoking it.
"The fishermen kippered their catch to sell at market."
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kipper in a sentence
- He had kippers and toast for breakfast.
- The fishermen kippered their catch to sell at market.
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What is "kipper" in Irish?
"kipper" in Irish is scadán leasaithe. kipper means: A herring (or similar fish) that has been split open, salted, and smoked.
How do you use "kipper" in a sentence?
Example: "He had kippers and toast for breakfast." In Irish, "kipper" is scadán leasaithe.
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