rippit
/ˈrɪpɪt/(also rippet, rippat) Scottish, Irish English (northern ), and US regional (chiefly southern Midland )
noun
Uproar, tumult; outcry.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in William Dunbar (?1460–?1530), poet and courtier. Origin uncertain; perhaps of imitative origin. In later use probably influenced by association with rip.
- table matter
- tablement
- table money
- table monument
- table mount
- tablemount
- Table Mountain
- table music
- table napery
- table napkin
- tableness
- Table Office
- table officer
- table pew
- table piano
- table pianoforte
- table plain
- table plan
- table plane
- table plank
- table-play
- table prayer
- tabler
- table-rapper
- table-rapping