ripper

In the parlance of the Lieutenant, the old horse was indeed "a ripper."

The men were laughing and having what the Hon. Percy Fitzhugh declared a ripper of a good time.

Mr. Ripper's logic tended to the belief that he could not be punished if he stuck to the avowal of having seen nothing.

And he told the story of the boy Ripper having been locked up in the mill.

Very quiet, inoffensive sort of chap, Fielding, but the girl's a ripper!

Mr. Ripper's opinion was that he had lost his senses with the blow on the temple, and fell an easy prey to death.

Maybe none ever took Doctor Cream (alias the Ripper) seriously.

Tartuffe and Jack the Ripper—was ever such a combination in the history of the world!

You'd take young Ripper's character away without scruple, just because his place might suit your Jim!

Meantime "Jack the Ripper" was also giving our residential section a most unsavoury reputation.