<Incline, tip, lean, cant, slant, slope, tilt, list, careen, dip.

; take each piece of silk at two corners, and dip it up and down in each vessel, but do not wring it; and take care that each breadth has one vessel of quite clean water for the last dip.

There aren't many fellows out rowing mornings, because they're either tracking or stalking or cleaning up or maybe in for a dip.

Shouldn't wonder if the Johnnie who wrote that wrote it on Sunday morning after a dip.

The dusty road beneath him seemed to give a little dip.

(A value nearly identical with this 8.93" has also been found by comparing the Pulkowa and Cape of Good Hope Observations.)""The results of the new Dip-Instrument in 1861 and 1862 appear to give a firm foundation for speculations on the state and change of the dip.

It's ten minutes to seven, and that's the bugle for morning dip.

The Marquise and the others had brought theirs on the chance of our having time for a dip.

There was a platter of spanakopita, veggies, watercress and sour cream dip . . .

While several soldiers thus assume an air of martial pride, The color-bearer, whom the band has quite electrified, Caresses with a trembling hand the down upon his lip, In doing which he rashly lets the tattered banner dip.

He never really entered the dip.

"Yes""Old white-whiskered death's-head went over the river""Over here""A sassy old codger he was""He got his needings, too""Got his needings" They cast off the line and the oars began to dip.

"One Dip." * * * *

Competent Bookkeeper, Sanitary Inspector, Street Inspector, and to supervise labour party on roads, Native Location Inspector, Dog Tax Collector, Ranger, Caretaker of the Municipal Dipping Tank and be able to mix dip.

Most of it was written in the open air, sitting on logs in the pine forests or on bridges over mountain streams, by the side of my morning fire or on the sea sand after the morning dip.

There sits he stitching half asleep, Beside his smoky tallow dip.

It's a lovely morning for a dip.

From out of a small growth of alders had dashed a big bull moose, who was now tearing with the speed of a horse up the hillside toward the hidden camp, evidently seeking the quick shelter of the dip.

The window of the cabin was wide open, but the door was tightly closed, just as the hunters had found it when they first came down into the dip.

He was filled with pleasurable anticipation, and with an unbounded swelling satisfaction that caused him to smile as he proceeded into the dip.

We must stop the Woongas at the dip.

He groped for his tinder-box, and having found it, proceeded to relight the tiny tallow dip.

Sir George drew his tinder-box, struck steel to flint, and lighted a short wax dip.

There's enough of it for all hands to have a dip.

In a swamp where the green frogs dip.