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111sip — psi …
112sip — a drink of intoxicant Literally, anything drunk in small quantities: By the time they had had a few sips there was damned little left for us. (F. Richards, 1933, describing a rum ration) The Scottish and northern English siper, a… …
113SIP — State Implementation Plan …
114sip — verb (sips, sipping, sipped) drink (something) by taking small mouthfuls. noun a small mouthful of liquid. Derivatives sipper noun Origin ME: perh. a modification of sup1, as symbolic of a less vigorous action …
115SIP — abbr. Solar Instrument Probe …
116sip — I. v. a. 1. Drink (a littie at a time), sup. 2. Absorb, drink in (in small quantities). 3. Extract, suck up. II. n. Taste, small draught …
117sip — v 1. sup, taste, sample, drink bit by bit, lap up, suck up, Sl. slurp. n 2. taste, sample, drop, lick, thimbleful, sup, mouthful, spoonful; drink, dram, nip, draught, swallow, Inf. swig …
118SIP — • Streamlined Inspection Program …
119SIP — Sectoral Import Programme, technical assistance to smaller enterprises within Operation PHARE …
120sıp — (Meğri) axar çayın qışda gətirdiyi buz parçaları. – Ərəz bu qış elə hey sır gətirer …