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/dɪpt/
Meaning & Definition
verb
Past tense of dip; to lower something into a liquid for a brief period.
She dipped the paintbrush into the water before starting to paint.
To immerse briefly in a liquid.
He dipped the cookie into his milk for a few seconds.
To decrease or fall slightly.
The temperature dipped as the sun set.
To lower (a flag or similar) as a sign of respect or greeting.
The soldier dipped his flag as the dignitaries passed.
Etymology
Middle English: from dippen, of unknown origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dipped in
involved or engaged in something, often in a casual way.
dipped out
to leave quickly or discreetly.
dipped toes
to try something new or experimental in a cautious way.
Related Words
dip
to lower or immerse something in a liquid.
dipper
a tool used for dipping or scooping.
dipping
the act of immersing something in a liquid.
Slang Meanings
To leave quickly.
He dipped out of the party before anyone noticed.
To be done or finished.
I'm dipped with all this work for the day!