| DIPPING | • dipping v. Present participle of dip. • dipping n. An act or process of immersing. • dipping n. The act of inclining downward. |
| GIPPING | • gipping v. Present participle of gip. • Gipping prop.n. A small village and civil parish (served by Old Newton with Dagworth and Gipping Parish Council) in… • Gipping prop.n. A river in Suffolk with its headwaters in the parish, which becomes the River Orwell at Ipswich. |
| HIPPING | • hipping v. Present participle of hip. • HIPPING n. (Scots) a baby's nappy wrapped around the hips, also HIPPIN, HIPPEN. |
| KIPPING | • kipping v. Present participle of kip. • Kipping prop.n. A surname. • KIP v. to sleep. |
| LIPPING | • lipping v. Present participle of lip. • lipping n. (Carpentry) edging. • LIPPING n. a liplike outgrowth of bone. |
| NIPPING | • nipping v. Present participle of nip. • nipping n. The act or sensation of giving a nip. • NIP v. to pinch lightly. |
| PIPPING | • pipping v. Present participle of pip. • PIP v. to offend or disgust. |
| RIPPING | • ripping v. Present participle of rip. • ripping adj. That rips, or can be removed by ripping. • ripping adj. (Dated, slang) Excellent. |
| SIPPING | • sipping v. Present participle of sip. • sipping n. The act of taking a sip. • SIP v. to drink in small quantities. |
| TIPPING | • tipping n. The practice of leaving a tip (gratuity). • tipping n. The act by which something is tipped or inclined. • tipping n. The dumping of rubbish. |
| YIPPING | • yipping v. Present participle of yip. • yipping n. A sound that yips. • YIP v. to utter a short, sudden cry. |
| ZIPPING | • zipping v. Present participle of zip. • ZIP v. to fasten with a metal fastener with teeth. |