noun a downward slope or bend
verb to immerse briefly in a liquid
In fashion, 'dip' can refer to a technique of dyeing fabric partially to create a gradient effect.
In cooking, 'dip' refers to a sauce or mixture into which food is dipped, such as a chip dip or a fondue.
In sports, 'dip' can refer to a move or technique used in activities like diving, skiing, or skateboarding.
In chemistry, 'dip' can refer to a small amount of a liquid substance, often used in measurements or experiments.
In electronics, 'dip' is an abbreviation for 'dual in-line package', a type of electronic component packaging.
In the writing world, 'dip' can refer to a temporary decline in quality or interest in a particular topic or style of writing. Writers may need to take a break or 'dip' into a different genre to reignite their creativity.
Psychologists may use the term 'dip' to describe a sudden change in mood or behavior in their patients. It can also refer to a temporary setback in progress during therapy sessions.