dip
/dɪp/Definitions
1. noun
a small amount of a liquid taken into the mouth from a spoon or other container
“She took a dip of the chocolate from the spoon.”
2. verb
to move or cause something to move down or into a liquid, typically with a splash
“He dipped his feet in the cold water.”
3. verb
to lower something, especially a part of a machine, into a liquid or a confined space
“The engineer dipped the pipe into the oil reservoir.”
4. noun
a sudden or temporary decrease in a quantity or level
“The stock market experienced a dip in prices yesterday.”
5. noun
a small hollow or depression in the surface of the earth, typically formed by erosion
“The hikers climbed over a dip in the rocky terrain.”