2. (Naut.) A deep-sea lead. [Rare] [Webster 1913 Suppl.]
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dipsy — [“dipsi] mod. tipsy; alcohol intoxicated. (See also dip.) □ I think that Jed is permanently dipsy. □ The cop pulled the dipsy dame over and arrested her. □ He was too dipsy to drive … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Dipsy — Dipsey Dip sey, Dipsie Dip sie, Dipsy Dip sy, a. Deep sea; as, a dipsey line; a dipsy lead. [Sailor s Cant] [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dipsy — I. adjective see dipsey I II. noun see dipsey II * * * dipsy variant of dipsey … Useful english dictionary
Dipsy Selolwane — Personal information Full name Diphetogo Selolwane Date of birth 27 January 1978 ( … Wikipedia
Dipsy Selolwane — 220px Situation actuelle Club actuel … Wikipédia en Français
dipsy doodle — |dipsē|düdəl noun also dipsy doo dü ( s) Usage: often attributive Etymology: origin unknown 1. slang : a bewildering plunge and lag by turns … Useful english dictionary
dipsy doo — noun see dipsy doodle … Useful english dictionary
dipsy — the float of a fishing line (Pennsylvania). See also dobber.dipterex dylox … Dictionary of ichthyology
dipsy — n, adj American 1. (an) alcoholic or drunk. In this sense the word is based on dipsomaniac , as are dipso and tipsy . 2. (a person who is) foolish … Contemporary slang
dipsy — dip·sy … English syllables
