How Do You Spell SIP?

Pronunciation: [sˈɪp] (IPA)

The word "sip" is a simple, monosyllabic verb used to describe the act of drinking in small quantities. Its spelling is straightforward, using the letters s, i, and p. The IPA phonetic transcription of "sip" is /sɪp/, consisting of the sounds "s" pronounced as /s/, "i" pronounced as /ɪ/, and "p" pronounced as /p/. The letter "i" in this word is pronounced with the short "i" sound as in "sit." Sipping a warm cup of tea is a soothing way to relax on a chilly day.

SIP Meaning and Definition

  1. Sip (verb):

    To sip means to consume small quantities or amounts of a liquid by taking small, gentle, and slow mouthfuls. It involves using the mouth to draw a small amount of liquid, such as a beverage, into the mouth, usually with a delicate and controlled action. When sipping, the liquid is typically drunk in small quantities at a time, allowing for taste and enjoyment without consuming large amounts or gulping it down quickly. It is a contrasting action to drinking or gulping, allowing for a more leisurely and refined experience.

    The act of sipping often connotes an appreciation for the taste, flavor, or aroma of the liquid being consumed. It is commonly associated with indulging in hot beverages like tea or coffee, as well as alcoholic beverages, such as wines or spirits. Sipping is often seen as a way to savor or savor and enjoy the finer qualities of a drink, as well as a way to relish the experience.

    In a social context, sipping can also imply a more relaxed and leisurely interaction, such as during a friendly conversation or taking a break. It can provide a subtle communication of contentment or casualness. Additionally, the verb "sip" can be used figuratively, referring to the act of slowly and gradually experiencing or enjoying something, beyond just consuming a liquid.

  2. • To drink or imbibe in small quantities with the lips; to drink or taste in small quantities; to drink out of.
    • A small draught; as much as the mouth will hold, or the lips take up at one movement.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of SIP

The word "sip" originated from the Old English word "sypian", which meant "to drink in small quantities". This word is related to the Middle Low German word "sipen" and the Old Norse word "sopa", both of which also mean "to sip". The term "sip" has remained relatively unchanged in meaning and pronunciation throughout its history.

Similar spelling words for SIP

Plural form of SIP is SIPS

Conjugate verb Sip

CONDITIONAL

I would sip
you would sip
he/she/it would sip
we would sip
they would sip

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be sipping
you would be sipping
he/she/it would be sipping
we would be sipping
they would be sipping

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have sip
you would have sip
he/she/it would have sip
we would have sip
they would have sip

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been sipping
you would have been sipping
he/she/it would have been sipping
we would have been sipping
they would have been sipping

FUTURE

I will sip
you will sip
he/she/it will sip
we will sip
they will sip

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be sipping
you will be sipping
he/she/it will be sipping
we will be sipping
they will be sipping

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sipped
you will have sipped
he/she/it will have sipped
we will have sipped
they will have sipped

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been sipping
you will have been sipping
he/she/it will have been sipping
we will have been sipping
they will have been sipping

IMPERATIVE

you sip
we let´s sip

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to sip

PAST

I sipped
you sipped
he/she/it sipped
we sipped
they sipped

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was sipping
you were sipping
he/she/it was sipping
we were sipping
they were sipping

PAST PARTICIPLE

sipped

PAST PERFECT

I had sipped
you had sipped
he/she/it had sipped
we had sipped
they had sipped

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been sipping
you had been sipping
he/she/it had been sipping
we had been sipping
they had been sipping

PRESENT

I sip
you sip
he/she/it sips
we sip
they sip

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am sipping
you are sipping
he/she/it is sipping
we are sipping
they are sipping

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

sipping

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sipped
you have sipped
he/she/it has sipped
we have sipped
they have sipped

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been sipping
you have been sipping
he/she/it has been sipping
we have been sipping
they have been sipping
I would have sipped
we would have sipped
you would have sipped
he/she/it would have sipped
they would have sipped

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