dip

US /dɪp/
UK /dɪp/
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1.

to put something into a liquid for a short time

:
She dipped her toe in the cold water.
He dipped his bread in the soup.
2.

to go downwards or to a lower level; to decline

:
The sun dipped below the horizon.
Stock prices dipped slightly today.
1.

a brief downward movement or slope

:
There was a sudden dip in the road.
The stock market took a sharp dip.
2.

a thick sauce into which food is dipped

:
We had chips and a spicy cheese dip.
This vegetable dip is very popular.