Associations to the word «Sip»
Noun
- Goblet
- Mug
- Coffee
- Brandy
- Tea
- Wine
- Brew
- Nectar
- Whiskey
- Vodka
- Drink
- Champagne
- Cider
- Martini
- Beer
- Ale
- Flask
- Juice
- Sherry
- Canteen
- Whisky
- Cocoa
- Straw
- Broth
- Tasting
- Bourbon
- Mouthful
- Soda
- Coke
- Glass
- Clete
- Cade
- Beverage
- Toast
- Pepsi
- Liquor
- Grimace
- Bottle
- Rim
- Spoon
- Bitter
- Saucer
- Napkin
- Soup
- Roarke
- Gin
- Swallow
- Liquid
- Jug
- Cup
- Mead
- Pancho
- Lip
- Sandwich
- Draught
- Cafe
- Warmth
- Taste
- Ate
- Nipple
- Stew
Adjective
Wiktionary
SIP, noun. A small mouthful of drink
SIP, verb. (transitive) To drink slowly, small mouthfuls at a time.
SIP, verb. (intransitive) To drink a small quantity.
SIP, verb. To taste the liquor of; to drink out of.
SIP, verb. (Scotland) (US) (dated) Alternative form of seep
SIP AND PUFF, noun. An assistive technology allowing disabled people to send signals to a device by means of air pressure, by either "sipping" (inhaling) or "puffing" (exhaling) through a straw or similar component.
Dictionary definition
SIP, noun. A small drink.
SIP, verb. Drink in sips; "She was sipping her tea".
Wise words
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