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Double-dip

To redip a chip after biting (A big no-no)
Did you just double-dip that chip?
Double-dip by Genku July 29, 2003
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Double-Dip

When you say you’re going to leave someone and then dont and then leave last minute.
Jim said he didn’t want to leave work early but he left anyway. He fucking double-dipped.
Double-Dip by JuicyBean October 24, 2018

double-dip

When someone breaks into your car a second time using a previously broken window.
The desperate man at 4 a.m. removed the Hefty bag covering the window and stuck his arm in to double-dip.
double-dip by Little Evan November 18, 2018

double dip 

Verb: the act of re-dipped a previously bitten out of chip or vegetable.

It is considered an offense in many households, and many parties.

Origin: a Sienfeld episode in which George Castanza double dipped a chip, to the dismay of a party-goer.
Party-goer: What are you doing?
George: What?
Party-goer: Did... did you just double dip that chip?
George: Scuze-me?
Party-goer: YOU DOUBLE DIPPED THE CHIP!
George: Double dipped? Wha-what are you talkin about?
Party-goer: You dipped the chip, you took a bite... and you dipped again!
George: So?
Party-goer: THAT'S LIKE PUTTING YOUR WHOLE MOUTH RIGHT IN THE DIP! Look, from now on when you take a chip, just take one dip and END IT!
double dip by iamnobody00 May 17, 2009

double dip 

Favorite behavior of crude diners. Involves dipping your crudite or corn chip into a sauce, taking a bite from the veggie or chip, and then re-dipping the half digested item back into the sauce

Made famous on Seinfeld some years back.
Sign at country fair food stall: "DO NOT DOUBLE DIP!"
double dip by ignor September 19, 2004

double dip 

Hitting the backside, then the frontside while skipping a must needed wash at the sink.

Hit the stink, then the pink, skip the sink. --or--

From the back to the front, on the hunt.
That girl got a UTI because she let him double dip the ice cream cone.
double dip by enemesis_link July 16, 2008

Double Dip 

To successfully pleasure both holes during intercourse. While your pumpin the va-ja-ja , pull out and stick it in the a-hole , and alternate back and forth from ass to pussy
I double dipped the shit outta that hoe
Double Dip by MR. Slanag August 17, 2009
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