sippest

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb sippest is

(archaic) (sip).

In archaic terms the difference between suppest and sippest

is that suppest is archaic second-person singular of sup while sippest is archaic second-person singular of sip.

As a noun sippet

is a small piece of something, especially a piece of toast or fried bean eaten with soup or gravy.

As a verb sippest is

archaic second-person singular of sip.

In archaic terms the difference between sippest and slippest

is that sippest is archaic second-person singular of sip while slippest is archaic second-person singular of slip.

As verbs the difference between tippest and sippest

is that tippest is archaic second-person singular of tip while sippest is archaic second-person singular of sip.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between skippest and sippest

is that skippest is (archaic) (skip) while sippest is (archaic) (sip).

As verbs the difference between skippest and sippest

is that skippest is (archaic) (skip) while sippest is (archaic) (sip).

In archaic terms the difference between sappest and sippest

is that sappest is archaic second-person singular of sap while sippest is archaic second-person singular of sip.

As a verb sippest

is (archaic) (sip).

As a noun sippets is

.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between sippest and dippest

is that sippest is (archaic) (sip) while dippest is (archaic) (dip).

As verbs the difference between sippest and dippest

is that sippest is (archaic) (sip) while dippest is (archaic) (dip).

As an adjective hippest

is (hip).

As a verb sippest is

(archaic) (sip).