Sipple

Similar to term 'swiggle', sipple refers to intaking a small quantity of liquid through pursed lips. Unlike the word 'sip', sipple can only refer to the intake of an alcoholic beverage.

Come on Dominic, give me a sipple of your fine beer before I sober up.

by Henry Hoffman September 7, 2006

Tea Sipper

Used by Texas A&M students to refer to University of Texas students and indicating lack of ability in handling their alcohol consumption.

What does a tea sipper call an Aggie after graduation?

Boss.

by sadibo May 18, 2011

Just Sipping

Drinking wine on the New Years but denying that your drunk.

"Honey aren't you drinking too much wine? "
Don't worry home skillet I'm Just Sipping

by Smilingpileofpooemoji December 26, 2014

Sippin on Some Sunshine

Performing oral sex on a male and swallowing the ejaculate.

Term made popular by the song "Mountain Man" by the Crash Kings

past tense: sipped some sunshine

girl 1: how did your date go last night, did you give it up?
girl 2: it was ok, not all the way just sipped on some sunshine.
girl 1: youre such a slut.

(on the phone) guy: Ill be a little late to the party, my girls sippin on some sunshine once she finishes we'll head over.

by BSB724 July 14, 2010

Sipping tea

“Sipping tea” comes an image of the character Kermit the frog sipping tea. The phrase is used to say that something is not your business. It can also be used to reply to a complainer, to show that you don’t care.

I mean I would debate but... *sipping tea*

by AlexIrregular May 24, 2018

sipatoise

a mixed drink with coke and bourbon

the party last night

by Anonymous August 23, 2003

siparated

To leave a spouse/companion because of his/her drinking problem.

Joe and his wife got siparated after his last public drunkenness arrest.

by John X. Tampa May 11, 2008