3. (thieves’).—To be convicted; to get into trouble.

To dip one’s beak, verb. phr. (common).—To drink. For synonyms, see

Lush.

Dipe.—See Dip, verb, sense 1.

1877. S. L. Clemens (‘Mark Twain’) Life on the Mississippi, p. 460.

i felt very rough and was thinking i would have to go on the dipe

again.

Dipped in Wing, adv. phr. (popular).—Worsted.

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