clamdip

noun
UK /ˈklæm.dɪp/
US /ˈklæm.dɪp/

A creamy food made from clams that you scoop up with chips or bread.

We brought a big bowl of clamdip to the beach picnic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who is shy and quiet in a group, like a clam closed tight.

Don't be such a clamdip—come join the game!

3. A small pool of seawater left behind when the tide goes out, where clams hide.

The kids found tiny crabs in the clamdip near the rocks.

4. A silly made-up word for a clumsy dive into water.

He did a giant clamdip off the dock and splashed everyone.