As the cold front on Saturday sweeps through, expect a rapid cool down to occur with temperatures dipping from around 60 degrees to around 30 degrees by the end of Sunday.

Aphids were collected from the bagged plants by dipping and shaking the plants in a tub of hot water.

Definition of 'dipping' dipping in British English present participle of verb See dip

Define dipping. dipping synonyms, dipping pronunciation, dipping translation, English dictionary definition of dipping. v. dipped , dip·ping , dips v. tr. 1. To plunge briefly into a liquid, as in order to …

something taken up by dipping, such as a scoop of ice cream:[countable] two dips of ice cream. Dialect Terms a substance into which something is dipped, served as an appetizer: [uncountable] two bowls …

/dɪp/ /dɪp/ IPA guide Other forms: dipped; dipping; dips When you dip something, you plunge it quickly into a liquid or soft substance. You might dip your toe into a swimming pool to check the water …

Cooking: In culinary contexts, "dipping" often refers to the act of immersing food into a liquid or thick sauce. Common examples include "dipping chips in salsa" or "dipping strawberries in chocolate." …

You think maybe the band is dipping of the country - and it is - but it's more like a country-blues.

Synonyms for DIPPING: sinking, falling, dangling, slumping, suspended, pendent, descending, bowing; Antonyms of DIPPING: upright, rigid, erect, stiff, elevated, unbending, inflexible, raised

Definition of 'dipping' dipping in British English present participle of verb See dip