Ripple

What do we mean by ripple?

A moving disturbance, or undulation, in the surface of a fluid.

A sound similar to that of undulating water.

A style of ice cream in which flavors have been coarsely blended together.

A small oscillation of an otherwise steady signal.

A slang term for cheap or low-quality alcohol, usually wine. Has a negative connotation. There was a wine called Ripple in the 70s/80s that was sold in a green bottle. This was where the term originated, but it is no longer only used to describe Ripple brand wine. People who use the slang term "ripple" are probably old enough to remember the origin of the word, and are making a cultural reference. Urban Dictionary

A ripple is a disturbance to the air resulting from a fart. typically sinusoidal in form, ripples vary in frequency and periodicity in accordance with the velocity and #stinkprofile of a given assblast. on rare occasion, a ripple may double back on itself, taking the form of a parametric curve. in this case, the vibrating farticules may produce intensities of stink that are frankly immeasurable. while ripples were first described in rudimentary form by maimonides, and subsequently by leonardo davinci, it was not until the late nineteenth century that johnald g. stinkefeller, then seven years old, first documented the shape of a ripple using a device of his own devising known as a #blastmeter. forty years later, his calculations were confirmed by Albrecht A. Anustain. Urban Dictionary

Best person to ever exist and will become a god at 10 Urban Dictionary

When a girl wears a tight shirt and has large breasts, the fabric between them ripples. Urban Dictionary

It means good or wicked Urban Dictionary

A surprise due to a lack there of. Urban Dictionary

A rippling occurs when a young lady is being serviced doggie style with wild abandon - the rhythmic pounding on her sweet, lush posterior sends ripples up her torso. These ripples terminate their journey in her face, producing a characteristic, cheek waddling expression of joy and fear - the rippling. Urban Dictionary

A very cheap wine, similar to Boone's, sold in the 70's and early 80's. Ripple came in many varieties, including Red Ripple and Passion Pink. A bottle is currently on display at Wall Drug in Wall, South Dakota. Ripple was frequently used in the lyrics of the rap group Nasty Niggas. Ripple came in slender green bottles and is best served very cold. Urban Dictionary

A kind of perry wine, originally manufactured by Weston Cider Company. Made famous by Fred G. Sanford of Sanford and Son. Globally recognized as the bum wine of bum wines Urban Dictionary

Any cheap, strong alcohol. Orginally ripple was a very strong cider drunk by jazz musicians. Reintroduced by rapper Easy E at the beginning of his seminal work "Easy Does It" when a drunken E slurs out: "Yo bitch, flazzim my ripple!" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ripple:
ripple, cripple, nipple, tipple, fipple, gripple, dripple, rimple, ripply, tripple, dipple, kipple, sipple, rippe, hipple, rippee.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ripple:
ripples, adder, capacitor, waveform, rectifier, capacitors, ledger, salvo, bedding, labs, carousel, filter, verandah, dielectric, superimposed, voltage, amplitude, marks, indianapolis, protocol, effect, clad, currents, payment, torque, frequency, currency, chocolate, transaction, periodic, pulse, electorate, tidal, output, iron, laser, cream, load, transactions, enables, ceiling, waves, specified, mud, wave, effects, shallow, algorithm, timber, consensus, spectrum, indiana, carry, altered, client, circuit, easier, mode, noise, current, characteristic, broad, kent, sand, factor, patterns, tank, wells, hope, glass, phase, supply, boundaries, input.

Words that rhyme with ripple:
triple, participle, cripple, nipple, tipple, fipple, whipple, tripple, dipple, klippel, sipple, hipple, line triple, dippel, rippel, trippel, airship hull, battleship hill, gipple, knipl, knippel, knipple, schiphol, ship hull, sippel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ripple:
little, slight, small, low, faint, gentle, current, slightest, soft, long, tiny, mere, single, peak, last, scarce, light, torque, occasional, faintest, musical, equal, strong, sudden, least, dark, less, maximum, slow, shaped, minor, pleasant, golden, constant, quiet, bit, excessive, imperceptible, quick, smallest, residual, silvery, smooth, momentary, negligible, perceptible, sweet, blue, minimum, continuous, thin, merest, supply, brief, cold, bright, circular, visible, chill, swift, allowable, mild, shallow, tiniest, warm, audible, cool, distant, conspicuous, sharp, sinusoidal, strange, polite.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ripple:
effect, marks, effects, factor, voltage, counter, mark, tank, frequency, lamination, formation, pattern, current, adder, drift, bedding, crest, counters, filter, outward, structure, crests, laminae, rejection, component, carry, trains, edit, reduction, surface, amplitude, present, index, migration, bed, laminations, stratification, wavelength, cream, mattress, length, markings, rating, approximation, height, troughs, beds, filters, outwards, spread, components, spacing, train, increases, sort, flaking, currents, geometry, chord, heights, waves, tanks, voltages, ratio, grass, finish, soles, output, delete, shape, adders, glass, frequencies, plays, cloth, wave, ridge, run, trough, pass.

Consonant match to ripple:
repeal, repel, rappel, ruple, rupaul, rape oil, ruppel, rippel, ray pole, rope all.

Words that sound like ripple:
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