IPA: /ˈdɪpər/
KK: /ˈdɪpər/
A type of small bird that dives into fast-moving water to find food, or a tool used for dipping, like a container for taking up water.
The dipper flew gracefully over the stream, searching for insects.
Dipper → The word 'dipper' originates from Middle English 'dippere', which is derived from the verb 'dip', meaning to immerse or submerge. The term refers to a utensil used for dipping or scooping.
Think of the action of 'dipping' something into a liquid — that's why a dipper is a tool used for dipping.