Examples of 'shippen' in a sentence
Meaning of "shippen"
shippen (verb): To support or endorse a romantic relationship between two fictional characters, typically in a TV show, movie, or book. This term is commonly used in fan communities to describe fans who desire a romantic relationship between two specific characters
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- A stable; a cowhouse.
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Shippen warned him.
I was proud of the way you stood up to Shippen.
Uncle Shippen has been asking for you.
I do not know what Shippen did.
The Shippen family will suffer no reprisals during or after this war.
There is nothing Shippen can do to me.
If you agree here and now to break off your engagement to Margaret Shippen.
Peggy Shippen was perfectly comfortable doing that on the social scene of Philadelphia.
A man immune to the charms of Margaret Shippen.
Shippen played superb golf, finishing in fifth place.
I went to see him this afternoon when I could get away from Shippen.
One granted by Judge Shippen himself.
Judge Shippen opposed the extension of royal authority, at least where taxation is concerned.
I have not proposed anything to Miss Shippen.
One granted by Judge Shippen himself . An appointment.
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An invitation to tea at the house of Judge Edward Shippen.
Handwriting by Peggy Shippen Arnold is interspersed with coded communication in Arnold 's hand.
You can send Miss Shippen down.
I hope you are not considering it, Judge Shippen.
He states to Peggy Shippen " Do you like it?
Speaking of which, there is an affair at the house of Edward Shippen this week.
When is Miss Shippen to be married?
Delighted to make your acquaintance again, Miss Shippen.
Apparently, Peggy Shippen knew him.
So you know my name after all. Miss Shippen.
When … when is Miss Shippen to be married, sir?
I am not in the witness stand . I do not know what Shippen did.
Like his father and grandfather before him, Shippen was a slave owner.
And only when he wished for me to resemble … Miss Shippen.
Tony 's taking a terrible chance, putting Shippen on the stand.
During his time there, he worked under Dr. William Shippen.
Here you are, Shippen.
General. Delighted to make your acquaintance again, Miss Shippen.
I never saw you as such, Miss Shippen.
Your fond correspondent, Peggy Shippen.
What a lovely surprise. Miss Shippen.
Would you rather have players defending us? Man, Judge Shippen.
