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mirelli
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uhm...is it some sort of fruit??? |
3 Sep 2010
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GIOVANNI
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liripip
liri= Italian money
pip=to chirp, to gamble with cards
liripip= an Italian who chirps when he or she wins when playing cards
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3 Sep 2010
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adriennesmiles
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@frankenbea - do we find out the real definition eventually?
@anitarobi - vote 1 for your definition  |
3 Sep 2010
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Mallerenga
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Well... I don �t really know what it is but I �d love to eat the lollipop! So I vote for the lollipop machine!
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3 Sep 2010
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blizzard1
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Liripip
Liri= Italian river.
pip= special kind of Italian bird called pip.
Liripip= Italian bird that lives by the river Liri.
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3 Sep 2010
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Greek Professor
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Hi everyone....
Well...I �d have to say....
Liri- is short for my friend Lirika.... and
Pip- the pips she spits everytime she eats watermelon..... 
but I know what the word means....  |
3 Sep 2010
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Laly59
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Hi dear friends, this is my guess:
Lir= short for lily in Latin
i= link to the Arabic transliterated Latin
pip=short for piper
then the meaning is: a lily piper |
3 Sep 2010
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swissprof
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it �s the song of a beautiful bird, the lyrebird
liri = the name of the bird
pip = it �s the noise that a bird makes
Let �s be enchanted by the marvellous liripip at sunset !
have a nice week end
Nicole |
3 Sep 2010
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