Hip
41hip — hɪp n. part of the body from the pelvis to the upper thigh, haunch; hip joint; projecting angle formed by the meeting of two slopes of a roof (Architecture); rose hip v. injure the hip, dislocate or sprain the hip; throw one s opponent over one… …
42Hip — Un hip est une structure de neige utilisée pour le ski freestyle ou le snowboard. Il s agit d un tremplin permettant d effectuer des figures en l air. Description Le hip est un big air particulier sur lequel le kick est presque vertical. Il est… …
43hip — 1. mod. informed; aware. (See also hep.) □ The guy is just not hip. He’s a nerd. □ Get hip, Tom! 2. tv. to tell someone; to inform someone. □ Hey, man, hip me to what’s going on! □ …
44hip to — adjective informed about the latest trends • Syn: ↑hep, ↑hip • Similar to: ↑informed • Usage Domain: ↑colloquialism * * * hip to informal : aware of (som …
45Hip-1 — protein Name=huntingtin interacting protein 1 caption= width= HGNCid=4913 Symbol=HIP1 AltSymbols= EntrezGene=3092 OMIM=601767 RefSeq=NM 005338 UniProt=O00291 PDB= ECnumber= Chromosome=7 Arm=q Band=11.23 LocusSupplementaryData=Huntingtin… …
46HIP — /aych uy pee / or, sometimes, /hip/ Health Insurance Plan. * * * ▪ anatomy in anatomy, the joint between the thighbone ( femur) and the pelvis; also the area adjacent to this joint. The hip joint is a ball and socket joint; the round head… …
47hip — I adj. (slang) aware hip to II n. to shake, sway, wiggle one s hips * * * [hɪp] sway wiggle one s hips (slang) [ aware ] hip to for hip to shake …
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49hip — English has two hips. The anatomical hip [OE] comes from a prehistoric Germanic *khupiz, whose formal and semantic similarity to Greek kúbos ‘six sided figure’, hence ‘pelvic cavity’ (source of English cube) suggests that the two may be related.… …
50hip — adj a. in touch with current trends, up to date, culturally aware. This word co existed with, and then supplanted, hep in the 1960s in the argot of musicians, beatniks and other bohemians. It implied identification with an ideal of cool behaviour …
