Dip

To slowly thrust the derriere out while bending the legs and using a Texan accent to cry "DIIIIIIIIIIPPPPPPPPP." A movement of excitement resulting from joy and happiness.

All the teens were dipping on the dance floor.

The cowboy dipped after he had collected his cattle.

Boy I am so happy i could just dip!

by Mother Mary and Jimi Hendrix June 14, 2009

dip

Smokeless Chewing tobacco of non-leaf texture, usually in some ground texture, such as fine cut or long cut.

I'm gonna have a dip of some Mint SKOAL Long cut, rather than a Chew of that Red-Man.

by JRW32 April 29, 2004

dip

To leave, to jet, to skiddadle. Used in regions of the eastern United States.

Whoa, I'm late for dinner. I better dip.

by J Daddy K December 11, 2008

dip

1 n. A pickpocket

2 D.I.P. = drunk in public the abbreviation used in police arrests

As the fluff saps the mark, the dip rips the wad.

by England phi beta gamma March 8, 2008

dip

to quickly disappear, to run away

when the cops rolled by, i made sure to dip quick.

by 74folk4eva April 4, 2006

dip

to get out of somewhere quickly

yo, lets dip man the cops comin

yo lata guys, i gotta dip

by QMK April 5, 2006

dip

a southern habit which smokeless tabacco is put in between your lip and gum to soak up the minty goodness of your choice or skoal or cope.

aint nothing like a big pinch of dip to start the morning off right

by redneck firefighter September 15, 2004