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pipi

(ˈpɪpiː)
n, pl pipi or pipis
(Animals) any of various shellfishes, esp Plebidonax deltoides of Australia or Mesodesma novae-zelandiae of New Zealand
[Māori]
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Pipi warms to my calls, and responds with affection.
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Northtec nursing lecturer Pipi Barton is at far right and Te Runanga o Te Tai Tokerau NZNO representative Margaret Hand is front left.
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The book tells the story of Pipi, an adventurous pink-furred monkey, who leaves the safety of his home in the forest of Hullabaloo after he accidentally loses his tail and is too embarrassed to face his family.
My guide was Pipi Lovell-Smith from New Zealand who has just completed the first year of the two-year course (first and second year students are represented in the exhibition along with three PhD students).
Pipi's is called The Perilous Cliff and it features a video shot in the North East and Switzerland where she ventured earlier this year on a Bartlett Travel Scholarship.
Not a little frustrated, the clean-up crew renamed the maintenance fee from prime de feu to prime de "pipi. " The avant-garde of dance has always left its messes.