to kip
- verb
- /kɪp/
- UK
- He often kips on the couch whenever he has a chance to relax.
Examples
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Get comfortable, this is where we're kipping.
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- Just kipping at Joey's.
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Have you managed to kip at all today?
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You know what, I'll just kip down here in the reception
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- You're kipping too early.
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After a long day of hiking, I decided to kip in the car for a while.
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Feeling tired from the meeting, she found a quiet corner to kip for a few minutes.
Synonyms
To rest with eyes closed and not be awake
To sleep lightly or peacefully
To sleep to get some rest
To sleep for a short time during the day not in bed
To sleep, often for a short time
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Etymology
Kip as a verb 'to sleep' comes from the same British slang kip for a short sleep or bed. So to kip is simply to take a nap or sleep in a casual place.