Squipper
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈskwɪpə/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Squipper is a noun meaning (UK, military, slang) A survival equipment fitter.
Meaning
(UK, military, slang) A survival equipment fitter.
Example Sentences
After stripping off all my other kit, I held my rubber- gloved hands behind me, the last bits still in the dirty zone, and the squipper peeled the gloves off.
Giving evidence to the inquest in Lincoln Cpl Morris, a Survival Equipment Fitter or “squipper” with the RAF, said he was not far from Flt Lt Cunningham’s jet at the time of the tragedy as the team prepared to fly to RAF Valley in Wales.
A third significant omission is due to the fact that large numbers of Chinook, Puma and Hercules aircrews [...] together with all the 'loadies', 'sooties', 'squippers' and ground crews that support them, continue, at the time of writing, to be heavily involved in Operation Safe Haven along the northern borders of Iraq.
Word Forms
- squippers
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include squilgeer, skip, scupper, squilgee, skeet, scaffie.
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