squipper
UK/ˈskwɪpə/
squipper noun: a survival equipment fitter.
Noun
squipper (plural squippers)
- A survival equipment fitter.
- A third significant omission is due to the fact that large numbers of Chinook, Puma and Hercules aircrews [...] together with all the 'loadies', 'sooties', 'squippers' and ground crews that support them, continue, at the time of writing, to be heavily involved in Operation Safe Haven along the...1991, Charles Allen, Thunder & Lightning: The RAF in the Gulf : Personal Experiences of War, Stationery Office/Tso
- After stripping off all my other kit, I held my rubber- gloved hands behind me, the last bits still in the dirty zone, and the squipper peeled the gloves off.1995, John Peters, John Nichol, Neil Hanson, Team Tornado: Life on a Front-Line Squadron, →ISBN
Forms of squipper
| plural | squippers |
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Origin of squipper
Blend of survival + equipment + fitter.
Words that rhyme with squipper
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Questions about squipper
- What does squipper mean?
- Squipper means a survival equipment fitter.
- What part of speech is squipper?
- Squipper is a noun.
- How do you pronounce squipper?
- Squipper is pronounced /ˈskwɪpə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of squipper?
- The plural of squipper is squippers.
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