A pip is a crust on the tongue that can affect any bird. It will lead to a thick mucus secretion that coats the back of the tongue and the throat. The crust can cover the mouth entirely.
Pip's guardian is Joe Gargery, his brother-in-law and a kind-hearted, humble blacksmith. He cares for Pip and provides him with love and support throughout Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations."
Yes, the okapi is some kind of bird.
Drumle reminded Pip of Joe, Pip's brother-in-law, due to his humble and kind nature. Both Drumle and Joe contrasted with the rest of the haughty and self-centered characters Pip encountered, making them stand out as genuine and sincere individuals.
a land bird
Pip's impression of Mr. Matthew Pocket would likely be that he is kind, knowledgeable, and cultured.
How does Joe help Pip?* In the near end of the book, Joe aids pip to get better once Pip is very ill until he is healthy and stronger. When Pip is stronger, Joe pays off all of Pip's debts and goes back home.
A canary
Pigeon.
seagull
A male bird!
hummigbird
budgie i suppose