pipkin (pipkin)

[ tub the handle of which is formed by the vertical prolongation of one of the staves. The beechen platter sprouted wild, The pipkin wore its old-time green. Whittier, Flowers in Winter. Pipunculidæ to certain manikins, and made type of the family Pipridæ. They are confined to tropical America. P. filicauda has the tail-feathers prolonged in stiff filaments. P. suavi ima is a beautiful species, velvety black, varied with bright blue, orange, and white. 2. [ l. c.] A species of this or some related genus; a manikin. See cut under Manacus. pipraget (pip'rāj), n. Same as pipe ridge, pep peridge. Pipridæ (pip'ri-dē), n. pl. [NL.,