sipa

• It also informs the general public of a ban on the operations of Shrimp drift net, locally known as Felefele Sipa sipa, with immediate effect. —  World Posts - Daily Observer - RSS
• Ms. Battista won with a drink called sipa de Espana made from espresso with olive oil, salt, chocolate and a breadstick. —  post-gazette.com - News
• Boys in scanty clothing played sipa or practised gymnastic exercises on improvised trapezes, while on the staircase a fight was in progress between eight or nine armed with canes, sticks, and ropes, but neither attackers nor attacked did any great damage, their blows generally falling sidewise upon the shoulders of the Chinese pedler who was there selling his outlandish mixtures and indigestible pastries. —  The Reign of Greed
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• He denotes Bologna by its situation between the rivers Savena to the east, and Reno to the west of that city; and by a peculiarity of dialect, the use of the affirmative sipa instead of si.v. 90. —  Divine Comedy, Cary's Translation, Complete

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