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dip out

verb

  1. informal.
    often foll by on to miss out on or fail to participate in something

    he dipped out on the examination



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Then dip out some of the lime into a pail and dilute it with water until it is like good milk.

With an ordinary spoon dip out some of the ink and pour it into a saucer.

Break this and dip out all of the water, but about two inches.

Mix well through the fruit, then dip out enough of it to make a thick layer over the top crust.

To cook, dip out a dishful, fry it in bubbling bacon fat as directed for corn.

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