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

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

kippers

Acronym from Great Britain: "Kids In Parents Pockets Eroding Retirement Savings"

Ed's one of them Kippers...34 and the bloke's still living off is Mum.

by Zapf May 13, 2005

kippers

Short for:

K ids

I?

?????
anyway, it just means grown ups who still live with there parents.

The British comedy "My Family" has a kipper in it.

by Na January 24, 2004

Knoppers

Knoppers are the jutty out bones near to your shoulders... fat people usually do not have these but they are a sign of good breeding and sexiness.

wow.. look at his knoppers!

by Jade Ireland May 27, 2006

Kippers

The word which should be shouted as you wrong foot any opposition player in a competitive sport. This should help humiliate the player further as you leave him standing on the spot.

"You just got kippered" , "KIPPERS!"

by Martin Loader December 28, 2007

kippers

King of the ocean, written about in timeless classics such as "The Kipper and the knife"

We've ran out of gruel, its time to microwave those kippers.

by Willow July 11, 2003