† pippinedadj. (in forms pypened, pypyned) Obsolete having pips, seeded.
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pippined?1440
seedy1574
seeded1610
graniferous1656
seminiferous1692
corned1800
pippy1859
spermatophytic1905
tr. Palladius De re Rustica (Duke Humfrey) (1896) iii. 72 (MED) But knowe is this that grapis feire & greete, Pypened [v.r. Pypyned; L. grani] hard & drie, hit is to take Vnto the bord.