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double dipper

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fittings' is normally understood in context with the household. The dippers and switches manufactured for use in cars are not understood

The group of seven stars commonly called the Big Dipper in the constellation Ursa Major or Great Bear See Ursa

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The dipper or water ouzel

an upright stave for a handle often used as a dipper

natural family of birds comprising the water ouzels also called dippers which dive under water in flowing streams

but partly those of the Quakers called also Tunkers Dunkards Dippers and by themselves Brethren and German Baptists and they call

and when the interior part is removed serves for bottles dippers cups and other dishes

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