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"Opinions on the origin of "pipsqueak" vary quite a bit. The late John Ciardi, a gifted poet and etymologist who sometimes went a bit too far out on a limb, traced the term to a small German artillery shell of World War I. This "pipsqeak" projectile supposedly made a "squeaking" sound before the "pip" of its explosion. However, a definitive refutation of this theory comes from the Oxford English Dictionary, which documents the earliest use of "pipsqueak" as being in 1910, several years before World War I. I'm actually glad that this theory was disproved by that citation, because it seems very unlikely that anyone who had heard an artillery shell explode would describe the sound as a "pip."
Most likely, "pipsqueak" is what linguists call an "echoic" word -- a word that imitates the sound of something, like "bang" or "whoosh." "Squeak" itself is an "echoic" word, as anyone with squeaky shoes can attest. "Pip" has long been used to mean very small things, from the seeds of an apple to the little marks on playing cards. In fact, "pip" was originally a variant of "peep," the sound a baby bird makes. "Pipsqueak" thus perfectly describes the "squeak" a "pip" might make under stress"
When a bird begins to hatch from an egg, the hole or crack that appears in the shell is called a "pip." The process of emerging from the egg is called "pipping." While still in the egg, the little chick makes squeaking noises. Therefore, a "pipsqueak." Now the word is associated with anyone small and/or insignificant.
The entomology is from about 1910 meaning the trivial noise a young or weak creature makes.
Yes, the word "bolshy" does originate from the "bolsheviks".
pipsqueak is a noun and it mean something small. It can be a nickname for somebody that is short In modern language, "Pip-Squeak" is also used to describe Education Secretary, Michael Gove..
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My daughter Pipsqueak! She is so cute with her yellow fur coat and my daughter loves to dress her pipsqueak in the summer sundress with hat set. Pipsqueak looks so cute in The blue convertible car.
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Yes, the word "bolshy" does originate from the "bolsheviks".
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The word 'suds' is believed to originate from the Middle Dutch word: sudse, meaning bog.
The name of the little bear in The Lorax movie is Pipsqueak.
The word "hamburger" did not originate in France. It is derived from the German city of Hamburg.
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