Sip

What do we mean by sip?

To drink in small quantities. intransitive verb

To drink from in sips. intransitive verb

To drink something in sips. intransitive verb

The act of sipping. noun

A small quantity of liquid sipped. noun

The act of sipping, or drinking by small quantities, as a liquid. noun

A very small draught; a taste (of a liquid). noun

Drink; sup. noun

To drink little by little; take (a liquid) into the mouth in small quantities; imbibe a mouthful at a time.

To take in gradually by some process analogous to drinking; receive or obtain by sucking, inhaling, absorbing, or the like.

To drink from by sips.

To take a sip or sips.

To drink or imbibe in small quantities; especially, to take in with the lips in small quantities, as a liquid. transitive verb

To draw into the mouth; to suck up. transitive verb

To taste the liquor of; to drink out of. transitive verb

The act of sipping; the taking of a liquid with the lips. noun

A small draught taken with the lips; a slight taste. noun

To drink a small quantity; to take a fluid with the lips; to take a sip or sips of something. intransitive verb

A small mouthful of drink noun

To drink slowly, small mouthfuls at a time verb

To ooze or pass slowly through pores or other small openings, and in overly small quantities; said of liquids, etc.

To enter or penetrate slowly; to spread or diffuse.

To diminish or wane away slowly.

The word sip is used in spanish to say yeap. They use sip instead of si in spoken language. Urban Dictionary

..The word used to descibe the intake of an Opiate-based drink. Various Opiate based drinks can be made using extraction/mixing techniques.. Urban Dictionary

Drink a drink by sucking up small quantitys of the drink, often makes a slurping sound also see sup Urban Dictionary

Originated in Auburn, AL. Used in place of the word "drink" in all contexts. Tenses are made at the speaker's discretion. Urban Dictionary

1) noun- alternative term for any drink, particularly one containing alcohol. 2) verb- the act of getting drunk. Urban Dictionary

S I P "Slut In Progress". Used for young girls or women who seem to be inching their way toward the road of sluthood and whoring. Urban Dictionary

To hate; to hate or be hating on someone or something; hating on a person's game Urban Dictionary

SMILE IN PUBLIC Used for texting/chatting. When someone texts you something sweet, especially someone you like and you smile in public SIP. Most people just look at you like you're crazy but you keep sip-ing. Urban Dictionary

Taking a small drag of someone's cigarette/pipe Urban Dictionary

The first of a five-tiered method of quanitifying an amount of liquid beverage (often alcoholic) consumed without removing the vessel from the lips. The tiers are sip, swip, swig, swug and chug. This is the smallest of the tiers and connotes a very small amount of beverage actually consumed. Often used falesly in order to induce another person to allow you to share their beverage. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sip:
sip.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sip:
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Words that rhyme with sip:
ship, strip, trip, slip, tip, dip, relationship, chip, clip, flip, grip, whip, rip, drip, pip, hip, quip, fellowship, skip, bip, nip, leadership, lip, stewardship, scholarship, flagship, kip, partnership, zip, snip, ownership, blip, internship, scrip, censorship, equip, ip, kinship, gyp, citizenship, companionship, courtship, outstrip, apprenticeship, brinkmanship, authorship, sponsorship, grippe, crip, dictatorship, spaceship, championship, membership, conservatorship, workmanship, craftsmanship, roundtrip, airship, starship, yip, distributorship, receivership, sheep dip, microchip, sportsmanship, battleship, dealership, airstrip, fingertip, warship, readership, thrip, partisanship, showmanship, blue chip, proprietorship, unzip, round trip, gamesmanship, professorship, one-upmanship, trusteeship, steamship, brinksmanship, upmanship, bipartisanship, gunship, buggy whip, pink slip, wing tip, directorship, governorship, chairmanship, headship, bulldog clip, generalship, consulship, lightship, smart as a whip, buffalo chip.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sip:
first, long, small, last, little, quick, slow, tiny, tentative, cautious, big, final, second, occasional, single, careful, deep, delicate, thoughtful, dainty, appreciative, healthy, noisy, generous, mere, leisurely, hasty, modest, nervous, experimental, loud, cool, polite, fortifying, deliberate, merest, smallest, meditative, grateful, tiniest, moderate, invite, longer, refreshing, measured, hearty, ceremonial, casual, ladylike, wee, sweet, bigger, hefty, hesitant, hurried, reflective, preliminary, bitter, satisfying, delicious, nice, quiet, contemplative, scalding, gentle, exploratory, shaky, prolonged, timid, perfunctory, patient, faint, discreet, restorative, shallow, obligatory, odd, unwilling.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sip:
water, tea, coffee, sudocs, puff, tate, wine, based, sudoc, sin, champagne, phone, fogs, wells, requests, milk, soup, juice, transfer, framework, events, callerprefs, pstn.

Consonant match to sip:
sap, soup, soap, sop, seep, sup, cep, sope, sipe, sep, sepp, sipp, sapp, sepe, sopp, seip, seipp, serpe, syp.

Words that sound like sip:
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