dip
- noun
- /dɪp/
- She demonstrated a perfect dip on the equipment, showcasing her gymnastic skills.
- triceps dip
- tricep dip
- pull-ups and dips
I'll bring some jump rope and I'll do some pull ups, push ups, dips, all that stuff.
- I'll bring some jump rope and I'll do some pull ups, push ups, dips, all that stuff.
- I I still went to the park to do pull ups, dips.
- That could be weight training with machines or free weights, but it could also again be push ups, pull ups, dips, jump squats.
- How do you, I, I do, I do some overhead pressing, some dips, some pull ups or chin ups and some rowing.
- So I did a little bit of VR workout and then I did some dips, some squats, some reverse lunges, miserable leg stuff.
Examples
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I'm going to do some dips, but I don't want to overdo it.
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I'll bring some jump rope and I'll do some pull ups, push ups, dips, all that stuff.
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But how can you do dips in your own home, I hear you ask?!
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Try adding weight to the dips as well.
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I do tricep dips on a park bench when we go to the park.
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So I did a little bit of VR workout and then I did some dips, some squats, some reverse lunges, miserable leg stuff.
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To build strength in your arms, perform a dip on the parallel bars by lowering and raising your body.
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During gym class, we practiced our dips on the bars, seeing who could do the most.
Antonyms
Idioms
A humorous way to say you find a woman extremely attractive
To use someone else's ideas without giving them credit
Compounds
- US
A cold creamy mixture of chopped clams and cream cheese eaten with crackers or chips
- Specialized
A small group of tiny manual controls on electronic devices that set options
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dips for the exercise comes from the action of lowering and raising the body, like 'to dip' down and push up. That is why 'dips' are the arm and chest moves where you lower your body and lift it again.