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What is NO DIP?
1.To leave physically in any situation (most likely really fast to get away)
2.To run/get away from something
1 & 2. After seeing one run away really fast: "Man, he/she DIPPED!"
Can also be used as: "He/she 'dipped out!'"
NO DIP - video
NO DIP - what is it?
When you run from someone or something.
Created By Henry
verb
The kid dipped away from the house when they where ding-dong-ditching.
What does "NO DIP" mean?
A phrase used to make someone look stupid;
To sound sarcastic about something;
Kind of like saying "DUH!"
Girl 1:The cow goes "moo".
Girl 2: NO DIP!!!! -_-
NO DIP - what does it mean?
to leave abruptly. To get the hell out of somewhere.
When I saw the Vanilla Ice cd in my date's cd player, I knew I had to dip.
NO DIP - meaning
1. v., to leave, depart
2. v., to place tobacco between the gums and lower lip
3. n., shortened form of "dipshit", i.e. a stupid, annoying, or displeasing person
You're a stupid dip, you know that!?
NO DIP - definition
The word dip dip is used to describe some one when they do/ say something dumb.
"Don't gallop into the horizon that beckons your name dip dip! "
NO DIP - slang
a phrase you used in 5th grade in replacement of "no shit", because cussing was bad. It is said to make fun of someone who points out something obvious. Usually followed by "Einstein" or "Smartie Pants" or "Sherlock"
Most commonly used in the South.
Kid 1: That's a tree
Kid 2: No dip, Einstein.
NO DIP
the sound one makes when inserting ones nuts into anothers mouth; see The Teabag.
"Oh man, you got hosed! Dip Dip!"
NO DIP
Also known as the "slang dip"
1. To leave in a hurry
2. To exit quickly
3. To bail on a person, event, or place
He said "fuck this" and dip dipped outta there
NO DIP
A phrase used to initiate an action, similar to "lets go!" The words must be said in rapid succession, and the action is rarely mundane. For example, it would not be appropriate to respond to "Can we watch some TV?" with "dip dip dip!" besides as a joke.
Correct:
1) A: "Lets go over to C's house."
B: "Yeaaaaahhhhh bro! dip dip dip!"
Incorrect:
2) A: "Can I have some celery and dip?
B: "Dip?"
A: "Dip."