dipped

Went briefly under

Dipped is the past tense and past participle of dip, conveying brief immersion or downward movement.

You dipped your toe in the water, dipped a chip in salsa, or dipped your headlights for oncoming traffic.

In slang, dipped means left quickly: We dipped before the cops showed up.

Someone who is dipped may be dressed stylishly or, in older usage, slightly crazy.

Dipped in gold or chocolate describes a coating applied by brief immersion.

immersed

dunked

Plunged briefly into liquid

steeped · bathed · doused · sunk · lowered · submersed · ducked · baptized · drenched · saturated

declined

dropped

Let fall downward

sank · declined · decreased · slumped · tumbled · nosedived · lowered · slid · sagged · crashed

flavored

seasoned

Flavored or battle-tested

cured · pickled · spiced · tangy · savory · zesty · garlicky · herbed · salted · vinegared

tilted

lowered

Moved downward or reduced

bowed · nodded · tipped · dropped · leaned · stooped · curtseyed · genuflected

discounted

reduced

Made less in amount

lowered · bargain · clearance · promotional · rollback

coated

glazed

Coated with shiny finish

frosted · iced · fondant · wax-coated · shellacked · lacquered · enameled · gilded · primed · sealed

scooped

ladled

Scooped with serving spoon

drawn · lifted · transferred · portioned · served · dolloped · extracted

Categories
Opposites
vertical movement

dippedrose

Stood up, or fragrant bloom

ascended · lifted · climbed · soared · elevated

immersion degree

dippedsoaked

Thoroughly wet throughout

submerged · immersed · saturated · drenched · dunked

surface shape

dippedbulging

Swelling outward visibly

convex · protruding · raised · arched · domed

Phrases
Family

dipping, dipper, dippy, dippers, dippable, dippings, redipping, redipped

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G