Sip

Sip: a variation of geeve, if you thought it wasnt possible to geeve any less thats when sip is used...

Hoestly geeve is getting kinda old sip is the wave of the future geevers

Sange: Lee that guy keeps looking at you

Lee: Sip.

by supreme sipper February 27, 2009

Sip

Alcohol (specificly vodka or other hard liquor)

“Hey can we find someone to get us some sip for the party?”

“Yeah, my brother probably could”

by beatbugs15 June 1, 2019

Sip

To sip on on a joint.
As one sips on fine wine.
One would sip on fine Cannabis.

James and Tyler are sippin on a joint.

by Sipstop August 24, 2016

Sip

A little bit.

She can only handle a sip of her mother. /or/ This dress is a sip too small. /or/ I'll be over in a sip. /or/ A sip goes a long way.

by Eloraborealis January 22, 2023

SiP

Shelter-in-place. Finding a safe location indoors and staying there until you are given an “all clear” or told to evacuate. Reasons might be because of an active shooter; tornado; or chemical, radiological, or other hazard.

During the 2020 SiP due to the coronavirus pandemic, some people chose to enhance their immune system, increase self-care, and stay connected with friends and family over the internet instead of iRL.

by DuchessMermaid December 29, 2020

sip

to hate; to hate or be hating on someone or something; hating on a person's game

susan: "what a fat slut!"
john: "don't sip"

by Rachel G* May 25, 2006

sips

A general term that refers to any beverage except coffee. Oddly enough, it can refer to frozen coffee drinks.

1. Let's go to the refrigerator and grab us some sips.

2. I needs me a bit of sips.

3. I could could for some sips to go with my munch.

by Ehrik March 15, 2004