Dip

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 138

dip, v.t to dive or plunge into any liquid for a moment v.i. to sink: to enter slightly: to look cursorily to incline downwards \~pr.p. dipp'ing pa.p. dipped'.—« inclination downwards: a sloping. [A S. dyppan; Dan. dyppe; mote mtue moon Men. 138 Dipchiek Ger. taufen to immerse related to Deep and guide Dive.] the