dipped
verb (past tense of dip)UK /dɪpt/
US /dɪpt/
Put something quickly into a liquid and then took it out.
She dipped her cookie into the milk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Went down suddenly or by a lot.
The bird dipped low over the water.
3. Made something go down and then up again.
He dipped the lights of the car.
4. Put an animal in a liquid to clean it or kill bugs.
The farmer dipped the sheep.
5. Took a small amount of something, like money, from a larger supply.
She dipped into her savings to buy a bike.