"Poetry is the most subtle of the literary arts, and students grow more ingenious by the year at avoiding it. If they can nip around Milton, duck under Blake and collapse gratefully into the arms of Jane Austen, a lot of them will."
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Definition for "nip"
- To seize and pinch or bite: The seafood…
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Sentence for "nip"
- Mr. Ditton, the village lawyer, also…
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Quotes for "nip"
- "Poetry is the most subtle of…"
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Synonym for "nip"
- dram
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Verb Forms for "nip"
- nipped
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Phrases for "nip"
- nip tuck
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Rhyme for "nip"
- Chip
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Hypernym for "nip"
- clip
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Cross Reference for "nip"
- nip and tuck
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Etymologically Related for "nip"
- nip in the bud
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Same Context for "nip"
- shove
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Variant for "nip"
- nipped
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Urban Dictionary for "nip"
- the nipple of someone
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