Correct spellings for UIP
- dip I am going to dip my carrot sticks into hummus for a healthy snack.
- hip She listened to the hip-hop music blasting from the car.
- kip I need a quick kip before starting my afternoon shift.
- lip She kept biting her lip nervously during the interview.
- nip I need to nip to the shops and get some milk.
- pip I heard the distant sound of a pip and knew it was time to water the plants.
- quip She always had a clever quip ready to make everyone laugh.
- rip
- sip She took a sip of the hot tea, savoring the warmth and flavor on her tongue.
- tip She left a generous tip for the waiter who had provided such excellent service.
- ump The ump made a controversial call in the ninth inning that decided the outcome of the game.
- up I'll have to catch up on my work tomorrow.
- USP My USP is my unique selling point.
- vip The VIP section of the concert is exclusive to special guests and celebrities.
- yip The dog let out a high-pitched yip when the mailman arrived.
- zip
