dip

US /dɪp/

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UK /dɪp/

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo decrease or lower temporarily

The sound will dip when you turn away from us

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Food or sauce eaten with crackers/raw vegetables

Here is a cheese dip for your crackers

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put something in and out of a liquid quickly

Mommy, can I dip this fruit into the liquid chocolate?

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Place on surface (e.g. a road) lower than the rest

Be careful on that road because there is a dip around the corner

v.t.Transitive VerbTo switch off or lower lights on a car

If you dip your lights other cars can see the road

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Can I double-dip? We're just going to do it.
Can I double-dip? We're just going to do it.

03:19

[Veggies & Dip] Well, try serving them with some light ranch dressing
[Veggies & Dip] Well, try serving them with some light ranch dressing
that they can dip into.
that they can dip into.

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cheese dip on the other, and a mountain of chips resting on his stomach."
cheese dip on the other, and a mountain of chips resting on his stomach."

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dip a french fry in a milkshake well today we're taking it to the next level
dip a french fry in a milkshake well today we're taking it to the next level
something we're gonna I'm gonna dip my chip dip your chip yeah
something we're gonna I'm gonna dip my chip dip your chip yeah

18:23

Annie's soul these are amazing and Greek yogurt dip and Sebastian
Annie's soul these are amazing and Greek yogurt dip and Sebastian

04:50

means that you're not going to have to dip your prices or offering discounts to get that
means that you're not going to have to dip your prices or offering discounts to get that

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go ahead and walk down the street for a dip in the pool.
go ahead and walk down the street for a dip in the pool.