Hunt the Kipper

Hunt the Kipper is part of the trio of party games namely Hide the Salami and Shove Piggy Shove.

Usually uttered at suburban dinner parties post drinks, one of the more drunk males may suggest a game of “Hunt the Kipper” where a blindfolded male may engage in this form of olfactory “hide and seek” seeking out the smelliest fanny in the vicinity.

by Dry Dock D. February 6, 2024

Nerk off kipper

To tell a person to go away, ask them to leave, request space.

'When I had had enough of his company, we parted ways and I said "Nerk off kipper!" to them as they left'

by Kipper69nice March 26, 2024

Nerk off kipper

To tell an unsavoury person to go away. To ask for space from someone giving you the heebie jeebies.

I told that man "Nerk off kipper" until he went away

by Kipper69nice March 26, 2024

Knippers

To mis-pronounce knickers, such as in the play Bouncers...

Jack: And the elastic of her knippers snapped in the night?
Scott&Calum&Andy: KNIPPERS?

by LordBlunkey June 18, 2004

kipeo

Kipeo-means the same as "word"

chet-"you comin cracka?"

wade-"kipeo mayne."

by naten July 30, 2006

kippis

Finnish for cheers. Try also "hoeloekoen koeloekoen" or "hoelkyn koelyn".

Then a few deals, most of which are stale, and a little links clean up. Kippis! (Joel Johnson on boingboing)

by Kyosti December 8, 2007

klippenberg

Klippenberg is a totally awesome surname with orgins from scandinavia. It is usually associated with really hardcore viking-types who drinks beer from bellybuttons.

OH MY GOD! That klippenberg drank beer out of that bellybutton without getting navle-loo in his mouth!

That Klippenberg is totally handsome

by johkojac December 29, 2012