dippy

If all amateur gardeners are apt to go so dippy over it, I hope I don't catch the disease.

Now say, you'd thought most anyone would have dropped for a hint like that, dippy or not.

Dippy was fast asleep in the sunshine, as if he, too, realized that the garden was not so alluring by morning light.

Tippy settled down at once, but Dippy had to have his head rubbed for some minutes before he began to purr contentedly.

I thought I was in good trim then, until that dippy old snoozer had rushed me for about twenty-five goals.

"If you don't I'll be dippy, too," returned Burke with a whimsical grimace.

Dippy can't fly from the land; he must be on the water in order to get up in the air.

Mr. Dippy joined us at the ferry and waited around to finish the trade.

Dippy was chasing moths in the garden as Marian took her way toward the house.

Her own supper of bread and milk she had finished, and had taken the remains of it to Tippy and Dippy.