kip

British slang, sleep

Kip is British slang for sleep or a nap: I'm going to have a kip before dinner.

As a verb, to kip is to sleep, often in a makeshift or temporary arrangement: He kipped on the couch for a few nights.

The word suggests casual or informal sleep rather than proper rest in one's own bed.

sleep

nap

Brief daytime rest

rest · siesta · shuteye · catnap · lie-down · bedtime · drowsy · sleepy · tired · weary

shelter

bunkhouse

Communal sleeping building

  • digsInformal term for home
  • dossSleep rough, British
  • lodgingTemporary place to stay

flophouse · hostel · billet · quarters · berth · accommodation · crashpad · bedsit · squat · bivouac

fish

smoked

Exposed to wood fumes

  • herringSmall silvery Atlantic fish
  • salmonPink-fleshed migratory fish
  • curedRestored to health

salted · dried · breakfast · fillet · preserved · bloater · buckling · smokehouse · brined

gymnastics

backflip

Rearward aerial tumble

tumble · upstart · pullover · mount · swing · rotation · pike · tuck · glide · cast

weight

kilogram

Base unit of mass

unit · tonnage · load

Categories
Opposites
sleep state

kipwake

Path left in water

awaken · wakefulness · arise · rouse · arouse

activity level

kipwork

Effort toward a goal

exertion · activity · toil · labor · hustle

currency system

kipdollar

Basic U.S. currency unit

euro · pound · yen · yuan · hard currency

Phrases
Family

skip, skipping, skipped, kipper, kippers, kips, kipped, kipping

Familiarity
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Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G