In several parts of the county salmon are cured in a peculiar manner, called kippering; and throughout Scotland kippered salmon is a favourite dish.
Kippered herrings come to the table rolled up in paper.
In winter sometimes, when funds run to a decent fire and a kippered herring to make a savoury smell, a brown teapot on the hob and the children gathered in, they are as happy as possible for the time being; I have seen them.
Well, we dressed, and reaching the saloon, sank into our seats only to leave again hurriedly when a steward approached to know if we would have porridge or kippered herring!
The poor man, in a public prayer, soon after, offered a petition that the distinguished divine might long be "kippered to the Free Church of Scotland.
Chalmers once entertained a distinguished guest from Switzerland, whom he asked if he would be helped to kippered salmon.
Footnote: Why could the child enjoy only "peppermints andkippered herring"?
She must have found it difficult indeed to persuade him that there was any point at all in eating; for, from his looks, he could manifestly not now enjoy anything but peppermints and kippered herrings.
We had kippered all the big trout and very excellent they were later on, for no fish were to be had on the barrens.
He found him busy in loading a small vessel with smoked geese and kippered fish, and he was apparently in a very great passion.
The poor man, in public prayer, soon after, offered a petition that the distinguished divine might long be "kippered to the Free Church of Scotland.
The argument finally crystallized down to lambs' tongues and beetroot, through herrings and tomato sauce, fresh herrings, kippered herrings, sardines and corn beef.
It don't hurt much, but it kippered me, so I thought I'd lie low and see what happened.
I had walked far and was very tired, but I went to John MacNab's cottage, and, after I had eat my kippered herring and drank my tea, I felt better.
Mr. Semple said he really had never been accustomed to anything but strong tea and hot rolls, with a little kipperedsalmon or marmalade; he had never tasted porridge before.
Soup was followed by a fish-salad, made of kippered sturgeon, as yellow as wax, and shelled crayfish.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kippered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
