Kippered [adjective]

At eight she has more tea, and generally a kippered herring, or a bit of cold mutton left from the noon dinner.

"Kippered or mouldy or pickled, I will smoke one of them on the day you return," said he.

Bismarck herring, or kippered herring, acts in the same way.

He packed a good supply of kippered salmon, and filled his pouch with kinni kinnick for smoking in his black stone pipe.

We had kippered all the big trout and very excellent they were later on, for no fish were to be had on the barrens.

At breakfast—two kippered herrings and marmalade—he held a council of war with himself.

He packed a good supply of kippered salmon, and filled his pouch with kinnikinnick for smoking in his black stone pipe.

The foreign divine asked the meaning of the uncouth word "kippered," and was told that it meant "preserved."

You never saw such a one, Sandy, my boy; she'll make you sing small with one look; she'll wither you up into a kippered herring!

So our tins of camp pie and kippered herring and ox tongue remained unopened and we lived as we never had before.