dippy

I'm dippy to know if they fit, and the girls want to see how you look in them.

And a woman who never had laid for any man except her dippy husband!

But no matter how clever the word, it is still what I would call a dippy process!

Now, get that through your dippy old head and stop making a fuss over nothing.

"That dippy girl in last year's English class, who screamed about everything?"

Even my sister who was dippy became calm and composed.

I knew she was a bit dippy, but this!

I've always been dippy about Charity from a child.

And what if the next one isn't everybody's favorite dippy old uncle?

I really thought she had gone suddenly dippy when she made those noises!

"Did you ever see such dippy looks on any faces except dog-lovers?"

Long, dippy backs can cause problems depending on the extent of the dip.

Deeply dippy about Sir how old are you, I need all this?

The reason for that, which is kind of dippy, is I've been feeling very grateful to you.

"I feel pretty dippy for letting them kill my poor darn horse."

It's totally dippy, but the lines are lit by real charisma.

Dippy Martin had not seen anyone but he had spent some time at the top of the lane.

One of the guys at work, a dippy sort, was constantly telling me how beautiful I was.

Jacob calls it Dippy, a name that comes to seem presciently apt.

He had a habit of losing dippy players in the first day or two of a Game.

There are also lots of good dippy things like hummus and guacamole.

For many years, Jimmy was an awkward, dippy man, stumbling through business and a disastrous marriage.

"I'm going to go to work, before I go dippy," he soon declared.

"Dippy can't fly from the land; he must be on the water in order to get up in the air."

It may not be popular in some dippy classroom to say it, but life is cheap there.