plipper

noun

plipper

noun

Etymology From plip + -er. So-called for the plip sound made when the car is unlocked. From its french inventor Paul Lipschutz (head of Neiman, maker of car anti-theft device for cars ) who created it in 1978.

1

A remote-control device used to unlock a car without having to put the keys into the lock.

Synonyms
electronic car key
Hypernyms
key fob, keyfob

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