nippers
Meanings
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Noun
Small pliers used for cutting or holding wires, rope, or other materials.
- "Give me the nippers to cut the wire."
- "He used nippers to hold the rope in place."
Variants
List of all variants of nippers that leads to same resultnipper , nippers
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From Old English 'nipan' meaning to nip or pinch.
Trivia
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Nippers were originally made from bone, but today they are made from various metals like steel and aluminum.
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Nippers come in different sizes and types, including diagonal, long-nose, and lineman's pliers.
Related Concepts
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Pliers: A type of hand tool with two movable jaws used for gripping and bending wires, rods, or other materials.
Culture
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How to Memorize "nippers"
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visualize
- Imagine a pair of small pliers with curved jaws used for cutting or holding wires or ropes.
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associate
- Associate the image of nippers with the image of a sailor or fisherman working on a boat.
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mnemonics
- Remember the word 'nippers' as 'little grippers'.
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