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Meaning of pip
The primary meaning of the word "pip" is a small seed, especially one of a fruit such as an apple or orange.
Etymology of pip
The word "pip" has its origins in the Old English word "pīp", which referred to a seed or a small seed-like object.
The word has been used in English since the 9th century, and its meaning has expanded over time to include various senses related to smallness, marking, or signaling.
Synonyms
spot
mark
speck
blot
smudge
stain
blemish
flaw
imperfection
defect
fault
blight
tarnish
smirch
taint
impermanence
weakness
failing
shortcoming
inadequacy
deficiency
fragility
frailty
vulnerability
softness
feebleness
gentleness
delicacy
daintiness
fineness
subtlety
nuance
suggestion
hint
inkling
glimmer
gleam
spark
flicker
glint
shimmer
shine
radiation
emission
beam
ray
flash
gleam
sparkle
glitter
twinkling
wink
blink
peep
glimpse
look
glance
peek
gaze
stare
leer
ogle
gawk
gape
goggle
eye
notice
observe
discern
perceive
detect
discover
espy
descry
spot
locate
find
spy
sleuth
snoop
spy
peek
peer
pry
snoop
sneak
peep
poke
peer
gaze
stare
gawk.
Definitions
- A small hard seed, especially one found in fruits such as apples or oranges.
- A spot or mark, especially a small one, on a surface.
- A small amount or degree of something, especially a quality or feeling.
- A signal or sound, especially a high-pitched one, used to attract attention or indicate something.
Usage Examples
- The apple had a small pip in its core.
- The dress had a tiny pip of a stain on the sleeve.
- The teacher gave the student a pip of praise for their good work.
- The radar system emitted a series of pips to indicate the location of the target.
Antonyms
perfection
flawlessness
integrity
soundness
solidity
strength
robustness
health
wholeness
completeness
entirety
totality
unity
coherence
consistency
uniformity
regularity
constancy
stability
firmness
steadiness
solidity
substantiality
massiveness
largeness
greatness
enormity
giganticness
hugeness
immensity
vastness
enormity.