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dip
verb
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
to
put
something
into
a
liquid
briefly
and
then
lift
it
out
.
•
She
dipped
the
chip
into
the
salsa
.
She
dipped
the
chip
into
the
salsa
.
•
He
dips
his
brush
into
the
blue
paint
.
He
dips
his
brush
into
the
blue
paint
.
From
Middle
English
dippen
,
from
Old
English
dyppan
(“
to
dip
,
baptize
”),
from
Proto-West
Germanic
*duppjan
,
from
Proto-Germanic
*deupijaną
(“
to
dip
,
baptize
”),
equivalent
to
deep
+
-dip
.
noun
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
a
thick
sauce
or
spread
in
which
pieces
of
food
are
dipped
before
being
eaten
.
•
Serve
the
veggies
with
a
yogurt
dip
.
Serve
the
veggies
with
a
yogurt
dip
.
•
He
made
a
spicy
bean
dip
.
He
made
a
spicy
bean
dip
.
noun
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
a
quick
swim
,
usually
in
the
sea
or
a
river
.
•
We
went
for
a
quick
dip
in
the
ocean
.
We
went
for
a
quick
dip
in
the
ocean
.
•
She
loves
a
morning
dip
in
the
lake
.
She
loves
a
morning
dip
in
the
lake
.
verb
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
to
go
down
suddenly
or
steeply
.
•
The
temperature
dipped
overnight
.
The
temperature
dipped
overnight
.
•
Share
prices
dipped
after
the
news
.
Share
prices
dipped
after
the
news
.
noun
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
a
hollow
or
downward
slope
in
the
land
or
a
road
.
•
The
road
went
through
a
dip
in
the
valley
.
The
road
went
through
a
dip
in
the
valley
.
•
There's
a
dip
in
the
field
where
water
collects
.
There's
a
dip
in
the
field
where
water
collects
.
verb
-
dip
,
dipping
,
dips
,
dipped
to
leave
somewhere
quickly
(
slang
).
•
I'm
gonna
dip
now
.
I'm
gonna
dip
now
.
•
She
dipped
out
early
from
the
meeting
.
She
dipped
out
early
from
the
meeting
.
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