rip and dip
rip and dip noun: a viral food trend where hot, whole, uncut bagels are torn apart by hand and dunked into flavored creams or sauces instead of being sliced and spread.
Noun
rip and dip
- A viral food trend where hot, whole, uncut bagels are torn apart by hand and dunked into flavored creams or sauces instead of being sliced and spread.
Verb
rip and dip (third-person singular simple present rips and dips, present participle ripping and dipping, simple past and past participle ripped and dipped)
- To use one's hands to tear pieces of bread or food to scoop up communal spreads.
Forms of rip and dip
| third-person singular present | rips and dips |
|---|---|
| present participle | ripping and dipping |
| past participle | ripped and dipped |
| past | ripped and dipped |
Questions about rip and dip
- What does rip and dip mean?
- Rip and dip means a viral food trend where hot, whole, uncut bagels are torn apart by hand and dunked into flavored creams or sauces instead of being sliced and spread.
- What part of speech is rip and dip?
- Rip and dip can be a noun or a verb.
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