Pronunciation: /dɪp daɪ/
noun a coloring technique in which fabric is partially dipped in dye to create a gradient effect
A1 I bought a dip-dye scarf at the market.
A2 She was wearing a dip-dye dress to the party.
B1 The dip-dye trend has become popular in fashion magazines.
B2 Her hair was styled in a beautiful dip-dye color.
C1 The artist used a dip-dye technique to create a stunning masterpiece.
C2 The designer's collection featured intricate dip-dye patterns on silk dresses.
verb to color fabric using the dip-dye technique
A1 She dip-dyes her hair at home.
A2 He dip-dyed his t-shirt for the school spirit day.
B1 They decided to dip-dye their curtains to give them a new look.
B2 The fashion designer dip-dyed the fabric to create a unique pattern.
C1 The artist carefully dip-dyes each piece of fabric to achieve the perfect gradient.
C2 The expert dip-dyed the leather shoes to customize them for the client.
formal The dip-dye technique involves partially submerging fabric in a dye solution to create a gradient effect.
informal I love how your dip-dye shirt turned out, it looks so cool!
slang That dip-dye hair trend is so in right now, everyone's doing it.
figurative Her emotions seemed to dip-dye from joy to sadness in a matter of minutes.
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