You could type those words in and get good definitions , because I'm not sure which one you want or need

Kipe: 1. An osier basket used for catching fish. 2. (slang) to steal http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kipe As a child my father would warn us kids not to "kipe" ("kype") things, meaning "steal." According to the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE), "kipe" or "kype" is found mostly in the western U.S., especially the Pacific Northwest, with some scattered usage in the Plains, Midwest and mid-Atlantic states. To judge by a discussion of the term on the American Dialect Society mailing list a few years ago, the variant form "kife" seems more common in the eastern states. To "kipe" (also spelled "kype" and "kipp") means "to steal or pilfer," with the same general sense as "swipe" of casually snatching something of small value (as opposed to robbing a bank, for instance). http://www.word-detective.com/021804.html#kipe To steal, pilfer, or swipe something of small value, e.g. a candy bar or some other commonly shop-lifted item. If fading use. primarily regional to the American Paific Northwest. From the Old English "kip", menaing "to snatch" or "to take hold of". Probably originally from the Old Norse "kippa", meaning to "to snatch", "to tug on", or "to pull on". http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kipe

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