n.
A small piece of toast or bread soaked in gravy or other liquid or used as a garnish.
[From sip, alteration of SOP.]
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sip·pet (sĭp'ĭt) 
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n.
A small piece of toast or bread soaked in gravy or other liquid or used as a garnish.
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A small piece of bread, fried or toasted, served as a garnish to a mince or hash.
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