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First published 1976 (SND Vol. X).
CLIP, v. To choose which side one will play on in a game.Edb. 1893 J. Livingston Our Street 39:
At shinty he always “clipped on one side,” and kept the “hale,” and the side which had him for leader was pretty sure to win.
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