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The word "kipper," meaning face, is derived from the dialectical use of the term in parts of England, particularly in Yorkshire. It likely stems from the Old Norse word "kipr," which means to hit or strike, reflecting the idea of a striking or notable face. Over time, this term evolved in local vernacular to refer specifically to facial features.

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