kipping

kih-ping
Verb
1. The act of chatting online with babe(s). Usually all day.

Originated from the movie Napoleon Dynamite (2004) whenever the character Kip said his most famous quote...

Napoleon: Stay home and eat all the freakin chips Kip

Kip: Napoleon don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes all day. Besides, we both know that I'm training to become a cage fighter.

Hey bro can I borrow your phone charger? My phones about to die and I am kipping on snapchat with some babes right now.

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kipping

Sleeping, to have a nap (40 Winks etc)

Sorry I didn't here you rin me - I was still kipping in bed

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Kip kip

A legend in Verdansk. Kip Kip is someone who will put you to sleep because you rage quit when trying to defeat the kip kip.

I rage quit when kip kip is on the line.

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kip

chiefly british slang:
1. kip (n): a rooming house; a room or bed in a rooming house.
2. kip (n): "bed."
3. kip (n): "nap;" "rest;" "bit of sleep."
4. kip (vi; kipped, kipping): "sleep." sometimes used with "down," equivalent to "bed down."

etymology: danish "kippe," "cheap inn."

2. after working that double shift, we were all ready for the kip.
3. "it's 6 a.m., and even big ben is trying to get his head down for a kip." -- the beautiful south, "from under the covers."
4. you take the bed, i'll kip down on the sofa.

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kip

a nap; a snooze

In my old age, a midday kip shortly after lunch is a must!

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Kipped

To cut something (usually a marathon course) short

I took a look into his marathon times, and when he sped up from 7 minutes per mile in the first half of the race to 5 minutes per mile for the second half of the race, it was very clear he kipped the course. The race director did disqualify.

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Kip

Northern English Slang for sleep, also Kippin as in Sleeping,

Going to bed or for a lie down, to have a nap.

Gone kip, going for a kip - gone to bed,

Been a kip, had a kip - had a sleep,

Been Kipping - Been sleeping

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