sip

Inflections of 'sip' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

sip
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Sense: Verb: drink in small mouthfuls

Synonyms:

drink , taste , take a sip of, take a mouthful of, lap , nurse , glug, gulp, slurp, swig, take a glug of, drink a nip of

Sense: Noun: small amount of drink

Synonyms:

drink , drop , taste , mouthful, nip , sample , swig, swallow , gulp, draft (literary), draught (UK, literary), glug, finger , slug

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