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Meanings of piper in English
Portuguese
piper Catalan
genus piper Usage of piper in English
1
Sooner or latter this piper would demand his pay, but not yet.
2
Just follow the pied piper of the town, he'll lead you there.
3
Everyone at work or at people dance to their own peculiar piper.
4
Taxes, debts, I have to pay the piper one of these days.
5
The piper played, the mountain broke open, and the children danced inside.
6
Yet he was not thinking of the phantom piper but of Mlle.
7
You have caused the destruction of my piper and my wood nymphs.
8
Our piper was just the man to tell us all about it.
9
Peter is a fairy piper who steals away the souls of children.
10
He stood beside the piper, hopping from one foot to the other.
11
He was a master uilleann piper, as were his brother and father.
12
Amelia speaks to piper Neil Marriot who was busking on Wellington's waterfront.
13
All right, my friend, you are going to pay the piper today.
14
How different is her conduct from that of the piper's pretty daughter.
15
The piper's daughter looked at Amabel with a glance of unutterable anguish.
16
And Mr. Ross, the Queen's piper, he will be living there too.
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Piper through the time
Piper across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare