kippers

Acronym for Kids In Parents' Pockets Eroding Retirement Savings.

Used to describe young(ish) people who should have moved out of the parental home but have refused to give up the easy lifestyle and perks that this entails. As a result this costs the parents in money and time.

Dude, you're 27, do you still live with your Mom?

Yeah, so does my bro. We got it sweet, we're kippers!

by veeds1 September 8, 2009

kippen

A person who does what they want, regardless of the very rules they set forth. Usually giving zero fucks.

Boy, Kippen just added Alex to our Facebook group. Are you. Fucking serious?

by P Hoag August 16, 2017

puttens and kippies

Slang for pups and kit-kits.

Come in the car, I got puttens and kippies.

by redhood December 6, 2009

Kipper

A British children's show featuring two dogs, two pigs, a toad and some other animals who talk with fancy accents.

My little brother was watching Kipper the other day, brought back some good memories.

by EnvyEskridge September 3, 2012

Kipped

To cut something (usually a marathon course) short

I took a look into his marathon times, and when he sped up from 7 minutes per mile in the first half of the race to 5 minutes per mile for the second half of the race, it was very clear he kipped the course. The race director did disqualify.

by Phoenix Simon November 16, 2016

giddy kipper

metaphorical phrase for someone who is overly excited ... only found in regional dialect ... mainly lancastrian

Campasme your SUCH the giddy kipper this evening ... you ... you ... friend of cwissy

by cwissy December 1, 2003

tickle the kipper

when a girl experiments, masturbates or plays with herself.

When the husbands away on buissness Janice has to tickle the kipper

by crowther1234 February 3, 2008