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dip, n 
1 A valley or ravine.
2 The amount of snuff that adheres to a brush or dipping stick 1; the action of taking a portion of snuff in this manner. chiefly South, South Midland
4 Liquid crude turpentine. South Atlantic
5 also dipping, dippy: A sweet sauce for pudding, ice cream, pie, cake, etc; by ext, cream.scattered, but esp North Central
6 also dipping, dippy: Gravy, meat drippings; infreq other flavored liquids in which food can be dipped.
7 See dip toast.
8 usu in comb salt dip; also dipper: An open container from which salt may be dipped. chiefly Inland North
9 A ladle.
10 A dip net.
11 A hard blow; a jolt.
12 See quots.
13 A pickpocket.