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the word sip is used in spanish to say yeap. They use sip instead of si in spoken language.
-Vienes a fiesta este noche?
-Sip.
..The word used to descibe the intake of an Opiate-based drink.
Various Opiate based drinks can be made using extraction/mixing techniques..
- "I sip once a week"
- "I'd prefer to sip"
"sipp-ed" Cannot be used.
drink a drink by sucking up small quantitys of the drink, often makes a slurping sound
also see sup
"sip your coffee carefuly, it's boiling hot"
Originated in Auburn, AL. Used in place of the word "drink" in all contexts. Tenses are made at the speaker's discretion.
Kevin: Yo, Conor, it's Friday night, where's my sip?
Rollie: I got lights out sip'd last night.
Stefania: OMG, guys just kept buying me sips last night.
1) noun- alternative term for any drink, particularly one containing alcohol.
2) verb- the act of getting drunk.
1) "Yo man let's go get some sip."
2) "I'm fittin' to get my sip on."
S I P
"Slut In Progress". Used for young girls or women who seem to be inching their way toward the road of sluthood and whoring.
"Yo John. Take a look at that sib."
"Damn Steve, I'd LOVE a sip 'a that sib."
to hate; to hate or be hating on someone or something; hating on a person's game
susan: "what a fat slut!"
john: "don't sip"