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Dip

/dɪp/

To lower or immerse something into a liquid briefly or partially, or a small decline in quantity or degree.

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"Boy, has she been dipping into the dye pots," Neely whispered.

He dipped the brush into the paint, swirling it around.

Dip your toes in the ocean and enjoy the gentle waves.

Comes from Middle English "dippen," derived from Old English "dyppan" meaning to immerse or submerge, related to the word "deep."

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